The Science Table by Anatomage is a 7-foot-long digital lab platform that enables students to perform over 100 virtual experiments in Biology, Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, and Physics, all designed for NGSS and AP standards. Its hyper-realistic visual renderings immerse students in the experiments, making them feel as if they are interacting with real-world phenomena.

The Science Table is a highly modular tool for science education. It can be used as a lecture tool, lab replacement, extended learning, or supplement to pre-existing resources a teacher might have.

Yes, the Science Table currently has four different subjects available: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Earth & Space Science. Many experiments can also be used in health science or engineering courses.

The Science Table experiments are individually designed to meet both NGSS and AP standards. As we design the content for each experiment, we identify the performance expectations and 3 dimensions of NGSS, as well as the essential knowledge and learning objects of AP. These standards are used to synthesize the Anatomage learning objectives for each experiment. These learning objectives then act as a guide for all development including both software and supporting content.

YouTube videos are passive learning experiences that students cannot actively engage in. Physical models provide students with tactile experiences, but can be cumbersome to set up in the classroom.

Yes, the Science Table comes with guides and worksheets for the experiments. Anatomage is dedicated to providing teachers with the easiest integration of the Table into their classrooms. Lesson plans and students guides are available for select experiments.

Currently, there are teacher guides for every single experiment and student lab manuals for a select number of experiments. Our goal is to help teachers and make their lives easier, so the company is actively working on expanding our repertoire of student lab manuals.

Yes, printed versions of the Science Table teacher guides are included with the purchase of a new Table. If you have not yet received your printed teacher guide, please email sciencetable@anatomage.com to inquire for a printed copy.

Yes, many experiments on the Science Table, such as Replacement Reactions, Millikan Oil Drop, or PCR, allow students to fail if they do not correctly perform the experimental procedure.

Many experiments are designed with accepted laws of science across all subjects. Our team ensures that results fall within 1% or less of expected results from those laws. Other experiments utilize public data sources, examples such as from NASA or orthodb.org.

The number of students who can utilize the Science Table depends on the experiment. However, for most experiences, we recommend around 4-6 students at a time per Table.

The Science Table can be used as a lecture tool to present science phenomena to students. Many teachers also utilize a station environment, mixing the Science Table in with their current resources.

The Anatomage Table was developed with medical-grade casters similar to a hospital environment, allowing users to easily push the Table to any location.