Make your lab manuals
your students' favorite tool.
custom assignments can easily be incorporated into our dynamic lab manuals.
With Top Hat’s dynamic courseware, educators can create affordable digital, print, and hybrid lab manuals that can be personalized using the largest image library on the market.
Content Variety
Build your perfect manual by picking and choosing content from a robust database of labs including the #1 selling lab manual on the market.
Lab coordinators can leverage content to complete their custom lab manual. The process of creating customized lab manuals can be complex and time-consuming, potentially requiring significant lead time.
Image Selection
We have in-house Custom Solutions services to help AND offer the largest library of images on the market, organized in an easy-to-use cloud database so you can pick what works best for your students.
Provides in-house designers to help select images.
Interactivity
Along with custom print solutions, Top Hat delivers a dynamic digital and virtual lab experience to make learning active and engaging for students—before and after the lab.
Focuses on delivering custom print solutions. There is a lack of digital resources to support student learning in and out of the lab.
Labs & Lectures
Top Hat's dynamic courseware has content and tools for both the lab and the lecture, so educators can rely on one tool for their course.
Offers solutions for labs, but not lectures.
custom assignments can easily be incorporated into our dynamic lab manuals.
Learning doesn’t have to end when the course does. With Top Hat, students pay once to access a lab manual for life.
Our extensive library of high-quality scientific images lets you create a lab manual that is as accurate as it is engaging.
“I liked that the questions helped me prepare for the challenging questions for my course exams. The question stems helped test my recall on the details of microbiology.”
-Student from Midwestern University
“Labs are easier to complete and do not require me having to recopy the entire thing.”
-Student from University of California, Riverside