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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…
  
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In this video, a short sled is placed on top of a long sled on a horizontal track. The long sled is accelerated by a hanging weight until stopped at the end of the track, and the…
  
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This YouTube video uses Tracker to analyze a sled as it moves along a rough incline plane. The experiment shows the motion up and down the plane is not symmetric because of friction…
PTRA Workshop: Kinematics with Video Analysis  [ Conference Proceedings ]
  
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B. Christian and W. Christian, PTRA Summer Institute (2024).
The 2024 PTRA Summer Institute will feature a half-day video analysis workshop where teachers can gain hands-on experience in using video to teach kinematics to high school students.…
Tracker Online, Web EJS, and ComPADRE Tutorial  [ Conference Proceedings ]
  
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W. Christian, M. Belloni, A. Titus, and A. Cox, AAPT Summer Meeting 2025 (2025).
In this tutorial, we explore Tracker Online, Easy JavaScript Simulations (EJS) modeling, and the ComPADRE Digital Library. Unlike desktop Tracker and EJS, Tracker Online, and Web EJS…
  
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The Physlet One-Dimensional Kinematics Problem Package contains Hebrew adaptations of Physlet problems from Physlet Physics Chapter 2. The problems in this package are interactive…
  
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The Physlet® Physics Two-Dimensional Kinematics Problems Package contains JavaScript adaptations of Problems from Physlet Physics Chapter 3. In this package we generalize the study…
  
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This web page contains a list of html 5 physics simulations created and/or used by the author in his classes. Topics covered include motion, thermodynamics, electricity and…
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This Tracker video analysis experiment explores the effect of rotational inertia by comparing the motion of a toy car and ball on an incline. It was submitted by a Krakow, Poland,…
Draining a Water Tank Tracker Experiment  [ Computer Program ]
  
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This Tracker experiment measures the change in water height as the water in a bottle drains from a hole in the bottom. It was submitted by a Krakow, Poland, high school student. A…
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