If you want to improve your spatial thinking skills you are very welcome on this website. Primary and secondary school students as well as university students can train their spatial thinking skills in a variety of scientifically based ways. This website offers an incredible number of unique task groups for free with a total of more than 1.600 interactive tasks. With the help of the task groups of this website also the spatial thinking skills of students can be diagnosed by educators on a class-by-class or individual basis.
All the task groups are designed in such a way that they can directly be integrated into lessons and many components of spatial thinking can be trained in a playful way. Each task group consists of 20 to 60 tasks, which take between 15 up to 45 minutes to complete.

Current innovations in RIF 3.0

1) 120 unique tasks are now available in the newly implemented Dynamics section. All tasks include dynamic processes that can be viewed and solved using animations and videos. This new section now allows users to train their dynamic spatial skills for the first time. All tasks have been specially designed and created for RIF 3.0.
2) Email authentication has been introduced when creating a new class. After entering the basic information, the teacher receives an email, and the class is created by clicking on the corresponding button.
3) When retrieving individual results, each student now sees a visual performance profile of their individual spatial skills in addition to numerous details.

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Let's go.
The green areas are for educators, the orange ones for students. 
At the beginning, you have to create a new class once [1] >> Then a task group can be activated for this class [2] >>
Now the students can start and complete the activated task group [3] >> After that the individual results and class results are available at [4].
[Video tutorial]