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This is the portal to SmartGraphs, a project developed to promote learner understanding of graph functions through use of interactive digital graphing tools. The project goals are…
  
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This web-based graphing activity explores the similarities and differences between Velocity vs. Time and Position vs. Time graphs. It interactively accepts user inputs in creating…
  
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K. Perkins, E. Moore, N. Podolefsky, K. Lancaster, and C. Denison, PERC 2011 Proceedings, 295-298.
The PhET Interactive Simulations Project at the University of Colorado Boulder has begun a new effort to develop and research simulations ('sims') for middle school physical science.…
  
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This interactive graphing activity allows learners to explore the effects of gravity on light and heavy objects. First, students use a graph sketching tool to predict the Position…
  
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This resource website for the IPAL project provides a free and open-source Moodle module to support in-class student polling. This module provides a web-based interface for teachers…
  
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This is the home page of The National Academies Press (NAP), created by the National Academies to publish the reports issued by the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy…
  
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This is the portal for the Science Friday collection of multimedia teacher resource materials. The collection is organized by topic, with subjects that include physics, chemistry,…
  
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eCUIP is a digital library project developed as a collaboration between Chicago Public Schools and the University of Chicago. Initiated in 1997, it provides access to selected K-12…
  
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This teaching module, part of the University of Chicago Internet Project, explores astronomy from the cultural context of past societies and their observations of the heavens. What…
  
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This interactive tutorial promotes understanding of why Earth's rotation makes it appear as though stars are orbiting the Earth. The simulation features Polaris (the North Star) as…
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