A collection of science simulations, interactive media and coding tools developed in-house by the SEAQIS team. Everything is free to access and ready to use in your classroom — no installation or registration required. All materials are currently in Bahasa Indonesia.
Each category is designed for a different context — independent experimentation, whole-class learning, or bringing coding into science.
PhET-style interactive labs with parameters that students can vary. Ideal for independent experiments, predict–observe–explain (POE) activities, and virtual practicals that are hard to carry out in a physical lab.
Explore Simulations
Storytelling-based learning media designed specifically for the large interactive touchscreen TVs provided to schools by the Indonesian government. Ideal for class discussion, multi-touch interaction and collaborative learning.
Explore Media
Block coding (Scratch/Blockly-style) integrated with science experiments. Students learn science concepts while sharpening their computational thinking. Supports curricula that integrate informatics into science learning.
Explore LabsFeatured samples to get you exploring quickly — choose the ones most relevant to your lessons.
A molecular dynamics simulation of 6 different substances, showing changes of state between solid, liquid and gas as temperature changes.
An "Earth's Blanket" simulator that uses the analogy of a thick blanket to explain the greenhouse effect and global warming.
A block-coding sandbox with 5 cross-subject science scenarios and 64 curated blocks.
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