MERLOT - Multimedia Education Resource for Learning and Online Teaching
 
advanced search materials‎|advanced search members‎|search other libraries
Home Communities Learning Materials Member Directory My Profile About Us

Learning Materials

Become a Member | Log In

Browse Path: All > Science and Technology > Physics > Classical Mechanics > Reference Frames

Contribute a Material

Classical Mechanics

Material Types

Contribute a Material

:
:
   Advanced Search
Items 1 - 10 shown of 13 results

Author: Joe Wolfe, George Hatsidimitris
This multimedia site is divided into five sections: Galileo, Maxwell, Einstein, Time Dilation and E=mc2....
Type: Collection
Date Added: Nov 01, 2005
Date Modified: Jun 23, 2009
 
Peer Review 4.75 stars
Comments (1)avg: 5 stars
Personal Collections (3)
Learning Exercises (none)
Accessibility Info (none)

Author: Pascal Renault
This Macromedia ShockWave applet illustrates visually the concept of velocity composition by showing the...
Type: Simulation
Date Added: May 03, 2000
Date Modified: Jan 03, 2013
 
Peer Review 4 stars
Comments (1)avg: 4 stars
Personal Collections (4)
Learning Exercises (none)
Accessibility Info (none)

Author: Surendranath Busireddy
This applet simulates a boat traveling across a river. The user can adjust the speed of the water and...
Type: Simulation
Date Added: Dec 11, 2008
Date Modified: Mar 23, 2009
 
Peer Review 4 stars
Comments (none)
Personal Collections (none)
Learning Exercises (none)
Accessibility Info (none)

Author: Fu-Kwun Hwang
An object may appear to have one motion to one observer and a different motion to a second observer,...
Type: Simulation
Date Added: Oct 21, 1997
Date Modified: Dec 04, 2011
 
Peer Review 3 stars
Comments (1)avg: 3 stars
Personal Collections (3)
Learning Exercises (none)
Accessibility Info (none)

Author: Machele Cable
A collection of over 140 videos of Physics Demonstrations covering a wide variety of topics, from...
Type: Presentation
Date Added: May 06, 2003
Date Modified: Jul 02, 2011
 
Peer Reviews (not reviewed)
Comments (none)
Personal Collections (4)
Learning Exercises (none)
Accessibility Info (none)

Author: Surendranath Reddy.B.
A Java applet for demonstrating motion with respect to moving reference points.
Type: Animation
Date Added: May 07, 2000
Date Modified: Apr 21, 2011
 
Peer Reviews (not reviewed)
Comments (1)avg: 4 stars
Personal Collections (1)
Learning Exercises (none)
Accessibility Info (none)

Author: Mark Sutherland
This applet illustrates elastic collisions between two point masses. Collisions are animated in both the...
Type: Simulation
Date Added: May 02, 2004
Date Modified: Jun 08, 2004
 
Peer Reviews (not reviewed)
Comments (none)
Personal Collections (none)
Learning Exercises (none)
Accessibility Info (none)

Author: Andrew Duffy
A complete set of simulations for a first semester college physics class.
Type: Simulation
Date Added: Apr 17, 2012
Date Modified: Apr 17, 2012
 
Peer Reviews (not reviewed)
Comments (none)
Personal Collections (none)
Learning Exercises (none)
Accessibility Info (none)

Author: Andrew Fraknoi
This issue of the "Universe in the Classroom" newsletter from the Astronomical Society of the Pacific...
Type: Reference Material
Date Added: Dec 27, 2010
Date Modified: Dec 27, 2010
 
Peer Reviews (not reviewed)
Comments (none)
Personal Collections (none)
Learning Exercises (none)
Accessibility Info (none)

Author: Angel Franco Garcia
An applet that demonstrates projectile motion. Extensive explanaory text included.
Type: Tutorial
Date Added: May 08, 2000
Date Modified: Jan 08, 2004
 
Peer Reviews (not reviewed)
Comments (1)avg: 2 stars
Personal Collections (none)
Learning Exercises (none)
Accessibility Info (none)
Results page 1 of 2
1  2  Next 
RSS
home | communities | learning materials | member directory | my profile | about us
MERLOT is a program of the California State University,
in partnership with higher education institutions,
professional societies, and industry.
Copyright 1997-2013 MERLOT
All rights reserved

Content licensed under
Creative Commons
Questions? Email webmaster@merlot.org - FAQ
--%>