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Kathleen M. Koenig and Sarah Baker
A University of Cincinnati physics laboratory that demonstrates how Tracker, together with prerecorded videos, can be used to deliver online force and motion experiments that maintain the rigor and essential features of in-person labs. The Harmonic Motion experiment is organized around a central research question that explicitly targets causal and hypothetical reasoning embedded in cycles of inquiry, reflection, evaluation, and communication of outcomes.
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Published May 25, 2022
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Instructions for how to use the prerecorded videos of the experiments you would have conducted in lab had the
course not been online this term. These instructions will be similar to how Tracker was used in previous University of Cincinnati labs but there are some differences, particularly starting with Step 6. Also, be sure to read the Tips at the end of this document.
Last Modified May 24, 2022
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Student handout for Harmonic Motion lab This handout is also packaged in the Lab 6 Tracker Exeriment trz file.
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Prerecorded videos for analysis.
Last Modified May 24, 2022
Student handout for Lab 6 and 7 with additional instructor notes.
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