Facts in a class of its own.
Every day, teachers and other pedagogics have to find interesting and relevant topics to their classes. As printed facts in books gets outdated fast, and online search is time-consuming, many school professionals would benefit greatly from an easier way to find information.
Factlab is your online resource for finding facts and statistics. A world of facts at your fingertips. Facts that you can rely on, knowing that they are valid and up to date.
Facts for teachers and schools
Start planning your next class with Factlab, and engage your students with fun facts. As a teacher, you and your students can easily find millions of facts in one easy-to-use interface. The possibility to analyze and compare facts will deepen your student’s understanding. Referred facts can also be used to highlight the importance of source criticism.
Factlab is always free to use. In addition, teachers and schools can register for premium features, and experience the lab without ads. With an API connection you can improve your educational material with interactive diagrams and automatic links to original sources. With custom theming of colors and style, the facts seamlessly fit your school’s graphic profile.
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Facts in a class of its own
Use the lab.
Using the Lab is fun and educational. View the One minute fact video to see all the possibilities to search, analyze, compare and publish.
User stories
Learn more about how both individuals and professionals use Factlab to find source-referenced facts, to improve the quality of their work.
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How it works
Factlab gives you easy access to more than 50 million facts from referred sources all around the world. With a few clicks, you can find almost anything you need.
Factlab contains millions of facts from referred sources all over the world. For your convenience the facts are grouped by topic. Regardless of source, the facts are presented in a harmonized format, so that you can easily analyze and compare them.
