A series of animations to get GCSE students to understand chemistry.
Fuse School
Fuse School, the educational charity arm of Fuse Universal, commissioned a series of GCSE chemistry animations to make the subject more accessible to secondary school students.
Goals
- Support visual and auditory learners who struggle to engage with textbooks
- Remove the cognitive load of picturing abstract concepts
- Level the playing field for students with dyslexia, or for whom English is an additional language
- Create content that can be paused, rewatched, and studied at the student's own pace
- Produced 25 animations covering key GCSE chemistry topics
- Worked directly with science educators at every stage, to ensure the sequencing reflected how students actually build understanding of each concept
- Complex processes are broken into discrete steps, giving students time to absorb each stage before moving to the next
- Visual cues direct attention to what matters at each moment
