Assemblr EDU

• Helps teachers turn lessons into interactive visual scenes (ecosystems, molecules, timelines, math models).

• Lets students create AR projects, supporting creativity, presentations, and project-based learning.

• Makes difficult ideas easier to understand through 3D visualization.

• Works well for blended learning, group work, and independent exploration.

• Supports annotations, labels, and guided information, which is useful for science and social studies.

• Easy to learn — drag-and-drop design

• Supports both ready-made content and custom AR creation

• Works on phones, tablets, Chromebooks, and computers

• Strong for student projects and demonstrations

• Good for visual and hands-on learners

• Lessons can be shared with a simple link or QR code

• Requires internet for most features

• Free version is limited (storage, asset library)

• Teachers may need short onboarding to learn how to build scenes

• More time needed to design lessons compared to pre-made AR apps

• 3D models can lag on older devices

• Comfort with simple drag-and-drop interfaces

• Basic skills in uploading images or adding text

• Optional: using 3D models (but not required)

• No coding or advanced technical setup is needed.

• Moderate AR immersion
  Objects appear on desks, floors, or printed markers. Students can walk around them and interact lightly.

• More immersive than slideshow-style apps, but not as intense as VR headsets.

Yes — very much.

Students can:

• Build their own AR scenes

• Add labels, text, and animations

• Present projects using AR in front of the class

• Work in groups or independently

• Perfect for project-based learning, science stations, and creative assignments.

• Free plan available (limited features)

• School or teacher plans: affordable monthly subscription (cost may vary by region)

• No special hardware required

• Phones / tablets (iOS or Android)

• Computers / Chromebooks (web editor)

• AR viewer works best on newer mobile devices

Assemblr EDU is an easy-to-use AR tool that lets you and your students create simple 3D scenes to make lessons more visual and hands-on. It works on most phones, tablets, and computers, requires little tech knowledge, and is great for projects, presentations, and exploring hard-to-see concepts.