The Argonne National Laboratory created this website to provide users with information about the research taking place around...
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The Argonne National Laboratory created this website to provide users with information about the research taking place around the world dealing with neutron scattering. This website supplies links to the homepages of the neutron scattering facilities in Asia, Australia, Europe, and North and South America. Students and educators can find educational neutron scattering tutorials and tables. The website provides an extensive list of links for projects, collaborations, associations, and other resources. Physicists can find lots of neutron scattering software for data formatting, analyzing, and visualizing. Researchers can learn about upcoming and past neutron conferences and workshops. Interested users can also discover how to become part of Neutron Scattering's five public email lists.
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Wake Forest University��_�__s Physics Laboratory has compiled a series of physics demonstrations on this website. The...
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Wake Forest University��_�__s Physics Laboratory has compiled a series of physics demonstrations on this website. The video clips include demonstrations of heat properties, motion, sound, energy, electricity, optics, nuclear physics, relativity, Newton��_�__s Laws, and other topics as well. These demonstrations allow students to see the physics concepts and properties they are studying in action. This is also a great resource for teachers to incorporate into their own classroom demonstrations.
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Park, Jason
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Wave packet splitting - wave encounters parabolic well
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Richard Gass
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The Technology Enabled Active Learning (TEAL) Project is supported by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology��_�__s...
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The Technology Enabled Active Learning (TEAL) Project is supported by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology��_�__s Department of Physics. Incorporated in the website are resources for the study and teaching of physics, which include lecture notes, images and short animations of concepts. Topics on the Physics 8.02 website include vector fields, electrostatics, magnetostatics, Faraday��_�__s Law, and light. This is a great resource for incorporation into classroom activities, as it provides visual demonstrations of basic magnetic properties and particles.
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This web site provides a curated and searchable database of videos designed to teach students experiment methods and...
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This web site provides a curated and searchable database of videos designed to teach students experiment methods and techniques. Topics of the videos include set up and operation of experimental equipment, data analysis, numerical tools, and introductions to the physics studied in many experiments. The videos have been produced by different individuals and institutions. In addition to physics, videos are available for biology, chemistry, and psychology.
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The University of Florida has a distinguished physics program, and visitors can learn more about the world of physics via...
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The University of Florida has a distinguished physics program, and visitors can learn more about the world of physics via this handy website. The site contains photographs and descriptions of the experiments used to teach undergraduate physics classes. Visitors will note that on the left-hand side of the site are a series of drop-down menus. The categories here include Mechanics, Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, and Optics, among others. The site also includes a copiously illustrated demonstration manual, along with several PowerPoint presentations of note. Additionally, the site contains a range of videos that illustrate key physics principles, including topics in the field of astronomy, such as the motion of the planets.
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The Physics Virtual Bookshelf is a collection of documents written by professors as class notes or physics education...
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The Physics Virtual Bookshelf is a collection of documents written by professors as class notes or physics education research. This collection includes content on classical physics, computational physics, data analysis, modern physics, relativity, quantum mechanics, and pedagogy. The collection is organized by topic and easily browsed. The site is viewable as a standard Web page (default) or in Adobe Flash format.
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Harrison, David M.
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You can create your own lectures, homework, and labs around any PhET simulation by using the PhET Activity Guidelines. These...
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You can create your own lectures, homework, and labs around any PhET simulation by using the PhET Activity Guidelines. These guidelines will help you create "guided inquiry activities which encourage students to construct their own understanding," which are the most effective way to use PhET simulations.
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These labs provide examples of using very open-ended questions to guide students in exploring a simulation and designing...
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These labs provide examples of using very open-ended questions to guide students in exploring a simulation and designing their own experiments. These labs can lead to a high level of quantitative thinking about data analysis.
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