Integrate with Google Classroom to create student accounts.
PocketLab Notebook
Software that makes science come alive
Notebook is a powerful, full-featured, all-in-one digital lab notebook. Make labs come alive by collecting, visualizing, and analyzing authentic live data, anytime and anywhere.
Try Notebook for free to access the full Lesson Library and assign up to ten lessons to your students.
Need more? Explore Notebook Pro and assign unlimited lessons.
Collect, save, and analyze unlimited PocketLab sensor data.
Customize hands-on labs and lesson plans with the Lesson Library.
Monitor student progress and give real-time feedback.
Assign Lessons and Monitor Progress
Create and assign lessons that include interactive questions, videos, PocketLab data, PhET simulations, charts, and more. Classroom monitoring features allow educators to monitor progress and give feedback in real-time. See every student's lab work on a master screen and track, respond, and adapt to student work in real-time.

Access Hundreds of Lessons and Labs
Our industry partners and in-house team add new lessons to our library every day. You'll even find lessons presented by Neil deGrasse Tyson. Our NGSS-compatible lessons are perfect for supplementing and building on all major national curricula.
OpenSciEd middle school and Conceptual Academy high school science curriculum coming soon.








Collect Data And Visualize In Real Time
Notebook is Chromebook-ready and wirelessly collects, visualizes and catalogs a vast range of PocketLab sensor data and student work. This data can be easily added to lessons and student assignments.

HOW TO COLLECT DATA
HOW TO USE THE LESSON LIBRARY
HOW TO create lessons
Backed by Research
PocketLab Notebook was developed through grants with the National Science Foundation and the Institute of Education Sciences at the Department of Education and in partnership with WestEd Research.
We piloted Notebook beta with hundreds of middle school students to see if it increased their engagement in the NGSS science and engineering practices. In preliminary feedback, 71% of the 350 student participants responded that they actually enjoyed the lab report process while using the PocketLab Notebook!