and other Internet Resources
 | Multimedia
Physics Studio The Multimedia Physics Studios consists of a collection of GIF animations and accompanying explanations of major physics concepts. The animations cover common physics principles discussed in a first-year high school physics course. The animation and discussion have been written specifically for high school physics students. While the animations provide a strong visual reinforcement of physics concepts, they are not interactive. |
| Visual Quantum Mechanics On-line Interactive Quantum Mechanics Programs |
| Virtual Laboratory A collection of JAVA applets (U of Oregon) |
| Java
Applets on Physics A collection of JAVA applets by Walter Fendt |
| Explore Science with Shockwave A collection of Shockwave animations |
| Virtual
Physics Laboratory A collection of JAVA applets by Fu-Kwun Hwang |
| Contemporary College Physics
Simulation Library Applets from other collections, withinstructions and explanations |
| Introduction to
Newtonian Mechanics An interactive physics course (Dickinson State University) |
| The
Gamelan Java directory: Educational, Physics Gamelan's index of educational physics applets |
| Multimedia
Physik Interaktiv Links to many JAVA and VRLM physics applications |
| Physics References |
| Physics History and People |
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| The Physics Classroom (Glenbrook South Physics) |
| Mechanics Course Outline (M Casco Associates) |
| Introduction to mechanics (Hermann Härtel) |
| The interactive textbook (Interdisciplinary course in Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics) |
| Park and ride science (The physics of amusement park rides) |