FORGE LEARNING LIBRARY

Six subjects. One interactive way to learn.

Browser-based simulations where students adjust variables, predict outcomes, observe animated models and connect formulas or evidence to real-world systems.

06learning forges

THE FORGE SERIES

Choose a subject and start experimenting.

Each Forge is a self-contained learning environment with its own laboratories, theory, calculators, quizzes, missions and progress.

Element Forge previewChemistryElement Forge mark

Element Forge

Explore the periodic table, atoms, bonding, stoichiometry, solutions and virtual chemistry models.

  • 26 interactive labs
  • 108 theory lessons
  • 118 element profiles
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Physics Forge previewPhysicsPhysics Forge mark

Physics Forge

Experiment with forces, motion, energy, circuits, waves, optics, gravity and relativity.

  • 20 interactive labs
  • 51 theory lessons
  • 28 calculators
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Biology Forge previewBiologyBiology Forge mark

Biology Forge

Study cells, genetics, human systems, plants, evolution, ecology and microbiology.

  • 22 interactive labs
  • 62 theory lessons
  • 28 calculators
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Maths & Geometry Forge previewMathematicsMaths & Geometry Forge mark

Maths & Geometry Forge

Visualise arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, probability, calculus, vectors and matrices.

  • 32 interactive labs
  • 76 theory lessons
  • 42 calculators
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Cosmos Forge previewCosmosCosmos Forge mark

Cosmos Forge

Compare worlds, calculate travel, explore stars and galaxies, and understand cosmic scale.

  • 26 simulations
  • 70 atlas profiles
  • 90 theory lessons
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Automotive Forge previewAutomotiveAutomotive Forge mark

Automotive Forge

Understand cars and motorcycles through component maps, engineering labs, diagnostics and calculators.

  • 529 component profiles
  • 34 interactive labs
  • 32 calculators
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Learning models, not operational tools

The simulations intentionally simplify complex systems for students and should not be used for laboratory procedures, medical advice, repair work, navigation or safety-critical decisions.

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