A third workspace beside The Lab and The Office: The Classroom. You set an assignment — answer these questions, or find how g changes a projectile’s range — and your class does it in The Lab and writes it up in The Office. The work comes back to you without anyone emailing a file, and you see who has started, who has finished and who has not opened it. You also decide whether the lab partner is on. We mark the parts that have a right answer — the design, the gradient, whether the instrument could resolve the quantity — and show you the rest with the numbers attached.
A classroom is one teacher and one class, up to 34 students, and it is yours to keep: clear the roster each September and use it again for next year’s group. One teacher can hold up to 5 classes. Buy one, or buy as many as you teach — and from 7 up it is cheaper to take the whole department, so that is what you pay instead. Everything a student makes stays theirs when they leave a classroom.
A class on Newtron, bought once.
A class on Proton, bought once.
Going over your licensed classrooms never locks a student out. We tell you, and you have a term to sort it out. A thirty-fifth student gets in. Teaching a set that is nowhere near full? Ask us about per-student pricing instead.
School prices exclude VAT, because that is how a purchase order is raised. Student prices include it.
Nothing is charged yet — there is no payment set up, so any plan is yours for the asking while PhysLab is being built. These are the prices it will have.
Buying for yourself instead? Student plans are here.