This document provides an overview of free software that can be used for teaching physics, including equipment, images, sound, graphing tools, and simulation applets. It describes pixel rulers, scope software, audio recording and editing tools, graphing programs, physics simulation applets, Google Earth, and video and motion tracking software. The document aims to showcase useful free resources and equipment for teaching physics concepts visually and interactively.
2. If we have time…
• Useful equipment
• Images
• Sound
• Graphing
• Applets
• Google Earth
• Video
3. Useful equipment
• ‘Point & shoot’ camera (not video camera)
• High speed camera
• Tripod
• Workshop light
• Digital audio recorder
• USB cables
• Flash drives
9. Excel
12,000 µF
4
3
50 V
2
40 V
Speed (ms-1) 1 30 V
0 20 V
Voltage (V)
0.025
0.05
0.075 10 V
Inductance (mH) 0.1
(I know, its not free, but most people have it)
19. For Steve…
Motion of top
Time (s)
0
0 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25
-0.2 200g
180g
-0.4 160g
140g
-0.6 120g
Height (m)
100g
-0.8
h = -3.6535t
-1 h= -4.25t
-1.2
h = -5.7977t
-1.4
h = -6.7492t
h = -10.056t h = -7.7206t
-1.6
20. With thanks to…
• Graeme Finnie
• Stanley Roache
• Evan Simmers
• Jared Lee
• Oliver Hughes
21. Contact me if you want the list…
kent.hogan@onslow.school.nz
Folder with some of the software (80MB ish)
see me