IB Textbooks & Simulations
Read a clear explanation, test yourself, and change variables in a simulation without leaving the chapter.
Read it, test it, then see it happen
A normal textbook can explain a topic, but it cannot let you test the model while you read. In Marksy, you can read the idea, change the variables, answer a question, and continue.
Theory, equations, examples, and simulations stay together. You can see how the idea behaves without opening five other tabs.
What you get
- Chapters with explanations, equations and a chapter list that stays visible.
- Simulations inside the chapter that you can change.
- Short questions to check you understood the section.
How to study a topic
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Choose your subject and level
Open the subject and level that match what you are studying at school.
Find the right chapter without hunting through scattered resources.
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Work through structured chapter sections
Each chapter is split into readable sections with equations, summaries, and a browser rail that keeps the full path visible.
Always know where the current idea sits in the chapter.
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Manipulate the concept in a simulation
Use the interactive lab to change variables and compare what happens.
Make an abstract idea easier to remember by testing it yourself.
Questions people ask
- Does this replace normal revision?
- Use it to understand a topic before you move to practice questions, coursework, or oral preparation.
- Why include simulations inside textbook chapters?
- Simulations help you test cause and effect immediately, which is especially useful for physics topics where equations describe changing systems.
Open a chapter, change a variable, and see what the equation means.