Add Rubik's Cube classes to your abacus academy without buying kits for every online student. Students scramble, rotate and solve a 3D cube in the ERPLI student app, and teachers can run it live for the whole batch.

Part of ERPLI Abacus — the all-in-one software abacus academies use to teach, practise, test and run their centres.
Drag a face to rotate it and drag the background to orbit the camera. It behaves like the real puzzle, so students learn the moves they will use on a physical cube.
Run one shared cube for an entire batch, so every student follows the same moves during class, whether they sit in the centre or join online.
Share your class screen with the cube open, or take control of a student's live cube to show or correct a step.
Start with a triangle puzzle or a 2×2 and move up to 9×9 as each student improves. The controls stay the same in every mode.
Mark each cube level complete so progress is recorded on the student record and visible to the whole team.
Each move is recorded, so teachers can review how a student approached the solve, not only whether it was finished.
One shared cube, one teacher, and a full batch following along. Each step below takes a few minutes to set up and runs inside a class you have already timetabled.
Add a live cube session to the batch timetable. Students from that batch join the same session from the student app.
The teacher turns the cube while every student sees the same state at the same moment. Demonstrate a face turn, a corner insertion or a full layer method.
Share the class screen with the cube open, so the room follows one demonstration. Pause, explain the reasoning and continue.
If a learner is stuck, operate the live cube on that student's panel, show the correct move and hand the cube back. Their scramble and moves history stay theirs.
Match the cube to each student's level and keep a clear record of every promotion. Teachers decide when a student moves up, and the record shows why.
A starting mode for younger learners who are new to turning faces and tracking a pattern.
The classic sizes for building confidence. Move a student up only after they can scramble and reset the cube without help, and after they can explain the steps they used.
Larger cubes for advanced students. The controls and layout match the smaller modes, so there is no new interface to learn.
Teachers mark each cube level complete. Marked levels stay on the student record, so batch reviews and parent updates use the same information.
One tool that fits online students, in-centre batches and the academy owner who runs both.
Students in other towns get the same live view as the rest of the batch. No kit needs posting, and they can practise from any browser between classes.
Run the shared cube on a classroom screen, and keep physical cubes for hands-on practice. The same syllabus and records cover both.
Add cube classes as a paid course, track which batches use it, and see progress in the same reports as abacus and Vedic Maths.
Lead the class from one cube, share the screen, step in on a student's panel and mark each level complete when the student is ready. Use the moves history to plan the next class.
The cube shares a login, batches and records with the other abacus tools, so nothing needs re-entering.
Set up Rubik's Cube next to abacus and Vedic Maths in the syllabus builder, with its own levels and topics.
Students who finish a cube session can switch to abacus games for more practice in the same app.
The cube can sit alongside each student's daily practice session, so daily habits and spatial practice run together.
Real screens from the ERPLI Abacus admin and student panels.

No. The ERPLI virtual cube works in the browser, so online students can learn without a kit. Physical cubes still work well for in-centre classes.
Teachers choose a mode from a triangle puzzle up to 2×2 and then 3×3 through 9×9. Students can start small and move up when they are ready.
Yes. Batches can join a live cube session, and the teacher can share their class screen so the whole group follows one demonstration.
Yes. During a live class a teacher can operate the cube on a student's panel to demonstrate or correct a move, then the student carries on with their own scramble.
Yes. It sits in the Tools section of the ERPLI Abacus student app, next to the digital abacus and Vedic Maths.
Enable the Rubik's Cube course in the admin panel, add its levels, and assign it to the batches that should use it. Then schedule a live cube session in the batch timetable.
Schedule the session in the batch timetable. Students open it from the student app at the scheduled time, and the teacher leads the shared cube for everyone in the batch.
Yes. Students can scramble, reset and practise on their own, and fullscreen mode gives a tablet or laptop the largest view. Their moves history records each attempt.
No. The Rubik's Cube runs as its own course with its own levels, so you can add it to a batch without changing the abacus plan.
Marked cube levels appear on the student record, so teachers and academy staff can share the same progress information with parents during reviews.
A student needs their ERPLI student login and a browser, tablet or phone. They do not need to install anything or buy a cube, so the cube can be set up for a whole batch in a few minutes.
Laptops and tablets give the largest view, and fullscreen mode makes the cube easier to turn and follow in class. Students can also use the cube on a phone for quick practice between sessions.
Yes. Use the Chat with us button on this page to ask for a demo with your own batches and syllabus.
ERPLI Abacus is abacus academy software from ERPLI. It puts live classes, daily practice, games, online exams, certificates, attendance, fees and franchise management in one platform, under your academy's own brand. Rubik's Cube is built into ERPLI Abacus and shares data with every other feature, so students, parents, teachers and owners all use the same login.
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