VoltLab

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is VoltLab?

VoltLab is an interactive electricity lab designed for both children and adults. It helps users understand core electricity concepts through hands-on simulations and lessons.

Who can use VoltLab?

VoltLab is suitable for:

• School students preparing for lower secondary and high school exams

• Graduates preparing for final or university entrance exams

• University students and self-learners starting from scratch

• Teachers and tutors who need visual tools for lessons and demonstrations

What can I learn with VoltLab?

VoltLab focuses on electricity, one of the most important areas of physics. It helps turn abstract formulas and theories into clear, practical experiments.

How do the interactive lessons work?

You can change the parameters of electrical components and instantly see how those changes affect the circuit’s behavior, making learning more visual and intuitive.

Can I review lessons multiple times?

Yes. You can return to any part of a lesson and repeat difficult sections at your own pace.

Does VoltLab include quizzes?

Yes. VoltLab offers unique quizzes, and every question comes with a detailed explanation and step-by-step solution.

Are reference materials included?

Yes. VoltLab provides essential reference materials and formulas, so important information is always easy to access.

Can I use VoltLab without an internet connection?

Yes. VoltLab works offline, allowing you to study anytime and anywhere.

Is VoltLab free?

VoltLab offers free access to part of its content. Additional materials may be available beyond the free version.

How can VoltLab help teachers and tutors?

Teachers and tutors can use VoltLab for classroom demonstrations, practical explanations, and interactive learning activities.

How do I get started?

Simply download VoltLab and start exploring interactive experiments that make electricity easy to understand.

Can I share VoltLab with others?

Absolutely! You’re encouraged to recommend VoltLab to your teachers, students, classmates, or friends.