Featured Curriculum Package ArchiveGhostly Images JS Package ` - Oct 1, 2020 The Ghostly Images Package contains Javascript models and worksheets for 1D kinematics to illustrate the connection between motion diagrams ("ghostly images") and position-time plots. Simulations include constant velocity and constant acceleration. Developed for the Physical Science classroom. HTML5 Simulations for Introductory Physics ` - Sep 1, 2019 Andrew Duffy's web collection at Boston University contains a wide range of HTML 5, Physlet, and EJS simulations developed for introductory physics classes. The materials include topics ranging from vectors and kinematics to optics and modern physics and can run on any platform, including mobile devices. Learning and Teaching Mathematics using Simulations ` - Mar 10, 2016 A collection of 65 EJS simulations that takes a highly practical approach to facilitating the insight essential for learning in mathematics. Students can work directly with the simulation programs, can visualize relationships, and creatively interact with the calculation procedures. Proceeding in textbook fashion, the simulations make use of a broad palette of multimedia tools, and features numerous interactive calculation programs for mathematical experimentation. Users merely have to select one of the many predefined examples and set the relevant parameters. Modeling Wealth Inequality ` - Jan 1, 2016 An econophysics package that the models the transfer of wealth between buyers and sellers, known as agents, who spend their time exchanging goods at a yard sale. In this economic model, two agents A and B are chosen at random and goods are exchanged. In each transaction an agent can either pay too much or get a bargain so that one agent becomes slightly richer while the other agent becomes poorer. What happens to the wealth of agent wA if this process is repeated many times and if we assume that the agent receiving the bargain is chosen at random so that sometimes agent A gains and sometimes agent A looses in the transaction. In other words, neither agent is always shrewd or always gullible so that all agents have an equal chance of getting rich. Does this model produce an equitable distribution of wealth? Modeling the History of Astronomy ` - Oct 10, 2013 A shared file folder that contains software and activities to help students learn about the Ptolemaic, Copernican, and Tychonic models of the solar system and use that knowledge to create models of a fictitious solar system from observations of the night sky. The Simulations and Activities subfolder contains computer simulations and activity handouts to guide students through observing the night sky. The Student Projects subfolder contains computer programs that simulate the night sky for 30 fictitious solar systems. These programs serve as the foundation for a series of students projects. Physlet Physics (2e) Online ` - Jul 11, 2013 The second edition to Physlet Physics represents a major change in how the 800 Physlet-based interactive materials are delivered to teachers and students alike. Instead of accessing materials off of the CD that came with the first edition, now users simply access the Physlet Physics 2E from ComPADRE. Tracker Video Analysis and Modeling Tool ` - Nov 25, 2011 Tracker Version 4.61 now supports a direct connection to Tracker-based models in the OSP catalog using a DL Browser. Click on the DL Browser button and download Tracker models directly to your computer. Journal Article Models ` - Dec 16, 2010 The September 2010 issues of AJP and TPT began a one-year experiment to augment articles with computer simulations from the Open Source Physics Collection. This shared file folder contains these EJS models. Introductory Astronomy Models ` - Mar 20, 2010 A shared file folder of Astronomy models designed for a college-level introductory astronomy course. This shared folder contains over 50 EJS models and is broken up into three parts: naked-eye astronomy, classical astronomy (optics and orbits), and modern astronomy. Statistical and Thermal Physics ` - Mar 3, 2010 Text and simulations for Statistical and Thermal Physics by H. Gould and J. Tobochnik, a text for upper-level undergraduate physics majors. Next 10 » |