Interactivity is key
Interactive Physics helps students visualize and learn abstract concepts.
It also lets you and your students alter the physical properties of the simulation
environment, and view changes in important measurements while the simulation
runs.
An easy-to-use interface
If you can use a mouse, you can use Interactive Physics. There is no programming
required.
- Create objects by drawing circles, blocks, and polygons
- Measure velocity, acceleration, force, momentum, energy, etc., in metric
or English units
- Create ropes, springs, dampers, pulleys, slots, linear actuators, and
rotational motors
- Hear and measure sound volumes, sound frequencies, and Doppler effects
- Vary air resistance, gravity, or material properties
- Create visually appealing presentations by attaching graphics to
objects
- View results as numbers, graphs, and animated vectors
Discovery Oriented
Interactive Physics is a powerful tool for discovery learning. It develops
inquiry skills and physics knowledge by allowing the user to vary nearly
any physical parameter (e.g., gravity, force, speed, spring constants) and
to measure its effect on nearly any measurable quantity (e.g., position,
torque, decibel level).
Interactive
Physics overview (English)
Interactive
Physics overview (Spanish)
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