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The zSpace Learning Computer is an augmented and virtual reality learning platform that allows students to interact with 3D models in subjects like science, engineering, and math. Using special glasses and a stylus, students can manipulate digital objects in a virtual 3D environment, helping them visualize complex concepts and explore immersive learning experiences.
Best for
Best for
Grades: 4-12
Subjects: Science
STEM / Engineering
Health Science
Math
Career & Technical Education
What This Tool Helps You Do
What This Tool Helps You Do
Visualize complex scientific and engineering concepts
Explore interactive 3D models and simulations
Support STEM and career exploration learning
Increase student engagement through immersive technology
Develop spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills
How to Use This Tool
How to Use This Tool
Step 1
Turn on the zSpace computer workstation.
Step 2
Put on the zSpace 3D glasses.
Step 3
Open the zSpace learning software.
Step 4
Select a lesson or simulation.
Step 5
Use the stylus to manipulate and explore the 3D objects.
Classroom Ideas
Classroom Ideas
Explore human anatomy through interactive 3D models
Investigate physics concepts such as forces and motion
Build and test engineering prototypes
Examine molecules and chemical structures
Conduct virtual STEM simulations
Reading
Reading
Students studying the human body use the zSpace workstation to explore a 3D anatomy model. They examine organs and systems in detail, rotate the model, and discuss how different systems work together to support the body.
Math
Math
Students visualize geometric shapes, spatial reasoning, and 3D models.
Science
Science
Students explore anatomy, ecosystems, chemistry, and physics through interactive 3D simulations.
Students design and test virtual prototypes while exploring engineering concepts.
Materials Needed
Materials Needed
zSpace computer workstation
zSpace 3D glasses
Stylus interaction tool
zSpace learning software
Helpful Tips
Helpful Tips
Introduce the concept before students begin exploring the simulation.
Encourage students to rotate and interact with the 3D models to understand structure and function.
Use guided questions to connect the simulation to the lesson objectives.
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