Classroom sessions with Grade 10 to 12 students
Boards CBSETN State Board • Grades 10, 11 & 12
I'll keep paying just for the images. They are that good. Totally worth it, sir!
I was blown away when I saw every answer from the AI comes with textbook chapter, section, and page number. Now I use Robogebra to cross check.
My students actually look forward to geometry class now. The 3D visuals do what my chalk and board just can't. Big difference!
Earlier I'd spend so much time explaining one construction. Now I just play the solution video. Saves me a lot of time honestly.
I just change the numbers and it gives a whole new problem. My students can't copy from each other anymore! Very useful.
Sometimes students ask things I need a moment to think about. The AI just answers it clearly on the spot. Very helpful in class.
Explain concepts visually, step by step.
Reveal each part of a concept through interactive animations and visuals. Help students see how the concept works as you explain it.
Try Interactive DemoExplain solutions without writing every step.
Reveal each solution step with a single click. Help students follow your explanation, participate in the lesson, and keep the class engaged.
Create more examples with less preparation.
Change the numbers or expressions in a question and instantly get an updated solution and graph. Explore different variations of the same problem and see how each change affects the result.
Classroom sessions with Grade 10 to 12 students
Teacher training and a walkthrough of the platform
A maths department workshop on planning lessons
A full-strength student session with the teaching staff
Working through board exam questions with a Grade 12 class
Background Story
The pedagogy behind Robogebra is grounded in a peer-reviewed paper co-authored by Ashraf, the Founder of Robogebra.
A teaching technique where each element of a diagram or solution appears one at a time — mirroring how a teacher naturally works through a problem on a board.
The research was conducted using MathDisk (2016), a Flash-based prototype. When Flash was deprecated, the platform was rebuilt from scratch into what is now Robogebra.