What is Tongjiang Lab and how does it work?

Tongjiang Lab provides 54 interactive 3D science lessons designed specifically for high school students covering physics, chemistry, biology, and geography. Each lesson is delivered as a single self-contained HTML file of approximately 1 MB, allowing educators to open it with a double-click.

The project follows the Chinese national curriculum standards for senior high school and the People's Education Press 2019 textbooks analizar documentos con IA, offering a live control console, a guiding question, and a step-by-step path for teachers generar cartas de pelo 3D or consultar referencias trilingües.

What are the technical specifications and offline capabilities?

These interactive 3D environments are built into standalone files that work offline, on projectors, or on interactive whiteboards without requiring external servers or complex runtime configurations. Users can access the content effortlessly by visiting [[link:https://github.com/smithjohn78390/tongjiang-lab|the official GitHub repository]].

The current lesson interface is primarily in Chinese, though additional language support is planned for future releases to expand its global reach among educators and students.

How can teachers install and run the lessons offline?

Teachers can use the lessons online by clicking the open lesson buttons, or they can deploy them locally in classroom environments without internet connectivity.

Follow these steps to run the interactive lessons offline:

1. Navigate to the Releases page on [[link:https://github.com/smithjohn78390/tongjiang-lab|the official GitHub repository]].

2. Download all lessons packaged as a single zip archive or select an individual lesson from the web application interface at https://lab.tongjiang.app. [[link:https://github.com/smithjohn78390/tongjiang-lab|Access the repository source]] for more details on integration options like iframes.

  1. Navigate to the Releases page on the official GitHub repository.
  2. Download all lessons packaged as a single zip archive or select an individual lesson from the web application interface.
  3. Open the downloaded HTML file directly in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.