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EduMedia
EduMedia offers interactive science and math simulations for STEM teaching.
About EduMedia
EduMedia provides interactive science and math simulations for teaching, with content listed for elementary and secondary levels. Examples include pond ecosystems, butterfly metamorphosis, chemical reactions, atoms, and motion of the center of mass. The site states it offers over 1,000 resources.
It includes a teacher area for customizing resources, organizing collections with instructions, recording video presentations, and sharing selections through a link. Its Flip activity for student video responses is not available in the US.
Key features
- Interactive simulations on science and math topics
- Resources labeled for elementary and secondary levels
- Teacher area to customize and share resources
- Link-based sharing without code for student access
- Video capture to record presentations over resources
- Student video response activity unavailable in US
Best for: Teachers of elementary and secondary science and math who need interactive materials for lessons.
Good for
- Collection of over 1,000 science and math resources
- Resources organized for elementary and secondary levels
- Link sharing and collections for classroom distribution
Watch out for
- Flip student video feature is not available in the US
EduMedia at a glance
- Website
- edumedia.com
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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EduMedia FAQ
What school levels does EduMedia support?
Elementary and secondary levels are listed.
How do teachers share resources with students?
Teachers can share a selection through a simple link without code, accessible from the platform of choice.
Is the Flip video activity available in the US?
No, the site notes Flip is not available in the US.
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