I have a plan to never lecture in my class again!!! What I plan on
doing is lecturing at night while my students are in the comfort of
their own homes or maybe while they're waiting for football practice.
Tools of the trade: For the
motion sections I used the Presentation tool in Google Docs and a Wacom
tablet I borrowed from one of our art teachers to write on the screen.
I really need to buy one of these. I'll probably buy the Wacom Bamboo (Small) because I can get it for around $60. If I want to pay $100 more I can get a bigger one. What I really want is the Wacom Graphire Bluetooth Tablet. Then I could use it while I walk around the classroom.
Calculator Tutorial Videos
Chapter 14 Periodic Motion
Chapter 15 Sound
Chapter 16 Light
Chapter 17 Mirrors
Chapter 20 Static Electricity
Chapter 22 Current Electricity
Chapter 2 Uniform 1-D motion
Chapter 3 Acceleration 1-D Motion
- Lecture Feb 4, 2010 (23:58) - Introduction to acceleration.
- Superman Jump (5:44) - Graphical approach to solving constant acceleration problems. (alternate link)
- JoeJump (4:43) - Can you be accelerating and not moving at the same time? The answer is Yes, btw. (alternate link)
- Working Motion Problems:
- Working Some LON-CAPA Problems:
- Old Videos:
Chapter 4 Dynamics 1-D Forces
- Working Some LON-CAPA Problems:
- March 2nd, 2010 - Lecture from that day, working LON-CAPA problems
- Part 1 - Inertia concept questions
- Part 2 - Gravity on another planet and force on a wagon
- Part 3 - Push one Block and both move, what's the contact force
- Elevator Home Lab (15:19) - Walk through of the elevator home lab match. (alternate link)
Chapter 5 Forces in 2-D
Chapter 6 Motion in 2-D
- Introduction to Projectile Motion (16:32) - As the title says. This introduces the concept of projectiles and the independence of horizontal and vertical motion.
- Projectile Math Part 1 (21:16) - Math with projectiles launched horizontally.
- Half Projectile (6:48) - Just a quick half projectile problem and the answering of an age old question.
- LON-CAPA Problems:
- 16 April 2010:
- Part 1 - Football coordinates problem
- Part 2 - Marble out window Problem
- Part 3 - Rock into River Problem
- Introduction to Circular Motion () - Quick coverage of the concept of Circular Motion. Circular Motion math will be in a future video.
Conservation of Energy
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