Number: 2 - Site ID: 110
http://www.physics.brown.edu/Studies/Demo/
Brown Physics Demonstrations
Images and descriptions of physics demonstrations Brown University. Lists and descriptions of educational videos.
Gerald Zani
Number: 3 - Site ID: 130
http://www.geocities.com/piratord/Phyapp.htm
Tordesillas
Simulation of the brownian diffusion of particles into a fluid, measuring the standard deviation and a graph of the radial density.
N. Betancort
Number: 4 - Site ID: 140
http://jjlahr.com/science/earth_science/tabletop/index.html
Table-top Physics
The apparatus consists of a heavy object that is dragged steadily with an elastic cord. A small vibration sensor, attached to a computer display, graphically monitors the intermittent motion. This motion mimics the intermittent fault slippage (elastic rebound) that characterizes the earthquake fault z.
John C. Lahr
Number: 5 - Site ID: 150
http://www.phys.ufl.edu/demo/
University of Florida Physics Demonstrations
This site contains images and descriptions of physics demonstrations at the University of Florida. It also has links to applets and will soon contain movies of demonstrations.
John Mocko
Number: 6 - Site ID: 160
http://www.physics.umd.edu/lecdem/outreach/QOTW/active/questions.htm
Physics Question of the Week
Weekly physics question will be asked and previous week's question will be answered. Answers obtained by simple experiments, which are presented in pictures and short videos.
Richard Berg
Number: 7 - Site ID: 170
http://www.cath-mem.org/physics/contents.htm
Catholic Memorial Physics
Formulae, constants, reference materials, projects, Java Applets, and other materials to be used with a high school physics course.
R. W. Harris
Number: 8 - Site ID: 190
http://www.wfu.edu/physics/pira/pira200/pira200.htm
PIRA 200 Demonstration List
The PIRA 200 is a list of the top 200 demonstrations needed to teach Physics effectively. This site has jpg pictures and brief descriptions of each demo.
Machele Bailey
Number: 9 - Site ID: 220
http://www.physics.uiowa.edu/~dstille/
University of Iowa Lecture Demonstrations
This site uses the Demonstration Classification Scheme (DCS).
Dale Stille
Number: 10 - Site ID: 240
http://www.wfu.edu/physics/pira/webring/PIRAwebring.html
PIRA Webring Homepage
Physics Instructional Resouce Association Webring Homepage
Machele Bailey
Number: 11 - Site ID: 260
http://www.wfu.edu/Academic-departments/Physics/demolabs/demos/index.html
Wake Forest University Online Demo Pages
The WFU Physics Demo pages features individual pages of each demo classified with the PIRA classification theme. Each page features a picture, recipe and description of how and why the demo works. Some demos have video as well.
Machele Bailey
Number: 12 - Site ID: 270
http://www.ph.utexas.edu/~phy-demo/
Physics Lecture Demonstrations at the University of Texas
The website includes a demonstration catalogue of demonstrations used in the teaching of Physics at U.T. Austin and links to other Physics demonstration sites.
Andrew Yue
Number: 13 - Site ID: 280
http://www.physics.umd.edu/lecdem/
UM Physics Lecture-Demonstrations
1500 demonstrations with pictures and descriptions, over 3000 reference citations, information on public programs and high school physics olympics.
Richard Berg
Number: 14 - Site ID: 310
http://physicsdemos.cwru.edu/
Case Western Reserve University Physcis Demos Homepage
Physics Demos including slides, videos and simulations.
John Fons
Number: 15 - Site ID: 330
http://wol.ra.phy.cam.ac.uk/teaching/
Physics Lectures
16 Physics Lectures by David J. C. MacKay.
David J. C. MacKay
Number: 16 - Site ID: 340
http://www.sciencefinder.co.uk/
SciFInder
A wealth of information for teachers and students of science.
Graham Smith
Number: 17 - Site ID: 350
http://www.crpc.rice.edu/CRPC/GT/pschweig/index.html
Klein Oak High School Physics
The purpose of this site is to serve as a resource for high school physics teachers and students.
Peggy Schweiger
Number: 18 - Site ID: 360
http://www.materialworlds.com/mw_pira.html
MaterialWorlds Simulations
Live interactive physics simulations - downloadable for use offline - lets you explore the Solar System (orbits, seasons, gravity, tides and satellites), play snooker and experiment with "Laws of Motion" simulations (free worksheets provided). Scrolling graphs and real-time visualisation of forces and velocities give a real feel for how the physical world works.
Jonathan Lawrence
Number: 19 - Site ID: 370
http://jjlahr.com/science/physics/
Fun With Physics
Have fun with Physics! Levitation, bad singers, balloon popping and more.
John C. Lahr
Number: 20 - Site ID: 380
http://www.geocities.com/yummyphysics/
Yummy Physics
This site is to help students on the fundamentals of thermodynamics and its application when cooking or baking foods.
The Yummy Physics Gang
Number: 21 - Site ID: 390
http://www.falstad.com/mathphysics.html
Paul's Physics Applets
Java applets to help students visualize important concepts in math and physics.
Paul Falstad
Number: 22 - Site ID: 400
http://minerva.tau.ac.il/physics/demolab/demonstration_lab.html
Tel Aviv University - Physics Demonstration Lab
Online Lecture Demonstration from Tel Aviv University, Israel. The List of Experiments contains text and visual description of the demonstrations as well as links to applets or other useful information.
Simcha Segev
Number: 23 - Site ID: 410
http://paer.rutgers.edu/PT3/
Rutgers University - Physics Teaching Technology Resource
This website is an attempt by a group of physics education researchers at Rutgers University to implement video technology in an effective manner in physics instruction. The site consists of a collection of investigative learning cycles on various topics in physics. The learning cycles are comprised of observation video experiments followed by predicition video experiments with accompanying questions for each.
David Brookes
Number: 24 - Site ID: 430
http://www.physicssongs.org
PhysicsSongs.org
A categorized link listing of physics songs available on the web.
Walter F. Smith
Number: 25 - Site ID: 440
http://liquid2k.com/hexiumpdc
HEXIUMPDC
Created by a group of students from different
countries, HEXIUMPDC posseses a great insight of
Number: 26 - Site ID: 450
http://www.myphysicslab.com
MyPhysicsLab - Physics Simulation in Java
20 different classical mechanics simulations -- interactive, animated,running in real-time using Java. Springs & masses, pendulums, roller coasters, etc. You can move objects or change parameters like gravity, friction, etc. Full math explanations and free source code is provided.
Erik Neumann
Number: 27 - Site ID: 460
http://webphysics.davidson.edu/applets/applets.html
Physics Applets from Davidson University
Physlets, Physics Applets, are small flexible Java applets designed for science education. You do not need to become a Java expert in order to use Physlets. The links on the right contain tutorials, download instructions, and example problems to help you use Physlets in your teaching.
Wolfgang Christian
Number: 28 - Site ID: 470
http://dgende.homestead.com
Dolores Gende: High School Physics
A brief page description: College Prep Physics and AP Physics B websites with syllabus, lesson plans, tutorials, problem-solving skills, web technology, physics projects, astronomy and +200 physics links.
Dolores Gende
Number: 29 - Site ID: 480
http://physicshacker.tripod.com/
The Pysics Hacker
A physics resource page, providing cheat sheets and simple tutorials for use as references or short refreshers by students.
Adam DeConinck
Number: 30 - Site ID: 490
http://www.iguanaSuite.net/physics
LCC AP Physics
A brief page description: Website for AP Physics B and C classes at La Costa Canyon High School in Carlsbad, California.
Kevin Fairchild
Number: 31 - Site ID: 500
http://www.geocities.com/sciencehandson
Hands On Science!
A brief page description: The Hands On Science page is focused upon using physics-based, hands on activities as a creative method to bring older children out of their doldrums of learning apathy acquired by 4th, 5th or 6th grade, and produce children interested in everything for a lifetime!
Terry Leigh Britton
Number: 32 - Site ID: 510
http://www.ap.stmarys.ca/demos/
Online Resource Tool for Physics-Concept Demonstrations
A brief page description: The Resource Tool was created to promote Physics Education by providing teachers, instructors, students, and the general public with access to a variety of physics demonstrations. Each demonstration includes: theory, procedure, apparatus, and video-clips of the demonstration.
Shawna Mitchell
Number: 33 - Site ID: 520
http://www.umsl.edu/~fraundor/fastrak.html
Modeling Motion at Any Speed
A brief page description: Modeling-workshop inspired air track simulation which allows students (singly, or in group) to get a feel for relativistic effects by taking data themselves (or just watching what happens when lightspeed is reduced to 55 mph). It includes lesson plans and a possible article for TPT under development, as well as a link to the Adobe Atmosphere simulator itself.
P. Fraundorf
Number: 34 - Site ID: 530
http://pirt.asu.edu/
Physics and Astronomy Demonstrations at Arizona State University
A brief page description: Physics and Astronomy demonstrations, videos and simulations at Arizona State University.
Jim Krider
Number: 35 - Site ID: 540
http://www.science-house.org/learn/Physics/
The Science House - Physics Curriculum Guide
Web Sites, Lesson Plans, Applets and Shockwaves, and other resources for each Objective of the ten goals of the North Carolina Standard Course of Study for Physics .
Beth Snoke
Number: 36 - Site ID: 550
http://www.loudoun.k12.va.us/schools/pvhs/science/looyen/
Mr. Looyen's Physics
A site for students and teachers of high school Physics. Contains notes, worksheets, and links to a wealth of resources online resources.
Paul Looyen
Number: 37 - Site ID: 560
http://www.umsl.edu/~fraundor/nanowrld/dtemspec.html
Views from aSmall: Specimen #1
Java-based simulation of a transmission electron microscope specimen, which allows students to get a feel for the scale changes involved in exploring worlds on micron and atomic scales. This link includes puzzlers for future nano-detectives to solve, and will be central to developing storylines for students of diverse ages and technical backgrounds.
Paul Looyen
Number: 38 - Site ID: 570
http://panoramix.ift.uni.wroc.pl/~maq
Computer Simulations in Physics
This page contains a lot of physically based modelling simulations, information about me and some specific kind of computer software. I decided to put here free and full versions of programs written by me. You can download it, use it, write about it one what I need - I need to know if you are using it. (Site is multilingual)
Maciej Matyka