Physics To Go is an online biweekly mini-magazine. It's also a collection of more than 800 websites that you can search and browse.
Physics to Go Home Page
Physics to Go is a free, open-source collection of websites where students can learn physics on their own, through games, webcasts, and online exhibits and activities. There are also Physics on the Road programs, which bring demonstration shows and hands-on activities to you.
You can browse the Physics to Go collection to find resources or search the database by content topic, resource type, and grade level. A Physics To Go search yields a list of items matching your search criteria. For each listed item, the title, a short description, the grade level, and the subject are included. You may search and browse the database without joining Physics To Go.
Web Site Detail Page
Once you have registered with Physics to Go and signed in, you can build a personal collection, share comments about resources already in the collection, and suggest resources to be added.
Physics To Go is produced by the American Physical Society. It is a part of comPADRE, the online collection of resources in physics and astronomy education, a part of the National Science Foundation-funded National Science Digital Library.
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2 comments:
I can definitely think of a few former high school students who would have really benefited from a massive resource like this. Thanks for sharing.
This is a really great collection of physics activities, audio, and interactives. I could have used these types of activities when I was taking physics!
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