Ambassador Spotlight: From Smartphone to Solar System — How Simona Ghenea Uses Merge Cube to Transform STEM Learning
What happens when a familiar object becomes a portal to scientific discovery?
World Frog Day: Leap into Frog Science with Augmented Reality
March 20 is World Frog Day—a global celebration of one of the most fascinating (and important!) amphibians on Earth.
Spring Chickens! Exploring the Development of a Chicken with Augmented Reality
Have you ever wondered what takes place inside an egg during the 21 days it takes for a chick to hatch?
Geology: Understanding Our Dynamic Planet with Merge EDU
Bringing Earth's Hidden Processes to the Surface.
Visualizing Weather in the Palm of Your Hand: Celebrate World Meteorological Day with Merge HoloGlobe
March 23 marks World Meteorological Day, a global celebration of weather, climate, and the scientists who help us understand Earth’s dynamic systems.
Design an Alien, Hold It in Your Hand: Exploring Exoplanets with Tinkercad and the Merge Cube
NASA’s Alien by Design challenge by Pamela Perry, Technology Coach from Lewiston Public Schools
Exoskeletons Up Close: Exploring Arthropods with Merge Object Viewer
When students understand what defines arthropods and how scientists classify them, they begin to see the structure and logic behind biological diversity.
Hold Prehistory in Your Hands: Exploring Dinosaur Skeletons with Merge EDU
There’s something timeless about the wonder that studying dinosaurs evokes.
Exploring Electromagnetic Radiation with Hands-On AR
The Merge Cube does not simply illustrate electromagnetic radiation. It allows students to manipulate and question it.
Exploring Space Systems with Merge Explorer
Merge Explorer makes it easier for students to ask big questions, think in systems, and build mental models that stick long after the lesson ends.
Bringing Complex Concepts to Life in High School with Merge EDU
By using AR as part of everyday learning, students aren’t just mastering science content—they’re building comfort with future-facing technology.
From Our Streets to the Stratosphere: Exploring Ice and Snow with Merge HoloGlobe
Historic weather events don’t have to stay in the past once the ice melts. With Merge HoloGlobe, they become entry points for inquiry, data analysis, and systems thinking. Students learn not just what happened—but why it matters.