Left: a small molecule, a protein with a clinical drug bound, and a bacteriophage, seen in web-augmented reality in moleculARweb. Right: the human circulatory system and a mitochondrion, offered in web-augmented reality by Google. Figure composed by author Luciano Abriata.

The future of education

Chemistry and Biology Education Using Commodity Web Augmented Reality -in any device!

Thanks to modern educational content using commodity web-based augmented reality in our moleculARweb site and in Google, students, teachers, and science communicators can now more easily see, grasp, communicate, and interact with the most complex concepts of chemistry and biology. For free, using their smartphones, tablets, and computers, in several languages.

=== The new tools presented here involve contributions mainly from

Fabio Cortes

and other members of the Dal Peraro lab at @EPFL. ===

Index

1. Introduction
2. Activities available in MoleculARweb and how to use them
3. Examples of 3D objects available in Google to explore them in augmented reality
4. Example of use in science communication: from atoms to tissues and back to atoms
5. Concluding remarks
6. References and links

1. Introduction