I may have missed something obvious on the site, but is it possible to contribute our own simulations to the OSP site? I am thinking of developing one with my K-12 teacher-partner (I am a researcher), and I would like to have it find a wider use besides just in her classroom.
You can contribute material to the OSP site many ways:
Method 1: You can post a link to your material if is hosted on a shared folder in the cloud when you comment on an OSP item.
Method 2: You can upload a file when you post to a Discussion thread. For example, you can start a discussion about teaching conservation of energy in the K-12 Teacher Forum and then post a lesson plan.
Method 3: You can submit new material using the "suggest a resource" link in the upper right hand corner of the main page. Please note: Material is peer reviewed and we only catalog simulations that are based on OSP tools, such at EJS or Tracker, or that make use of items on the OSP site.
