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Higher education physics videos
Frame of Reference Video Guide - Hume and Ivey
This 1960s black and white film featuring Dr. Hume and Dr. Ivey is hands down the best explanation of frame of reference and fictitious forces like centrifugal force.Your enthusiasm for this film sets the stage. The video guide will help students focus on what is important. The film is 27.5 minutes long and takes about 40 minutes to complete the power point and video guide.· Power point with explanations and the link· Student viewing guide with time points· Key for grading· Kahoot follow up quiz
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Physics - Projectile motion Part 1
Embark on a fascinating journey into the world of physics with our concise and engaging 13-minute lesson on projectile motion. This video is expertly crafted to provide students and physics enthusiasts with a thorough understanding of one of the most fundamental concepts in mechanics: projectile motion.Key Learning Outcomes:Understanding the Main Features of Projectile Motion: This lesson begins by introducing you to the essential characteristics of projectile motion. You'll learn about the forc
Solar & Lunar Eclipses Activity Book
With the recent total lunar eclipse and two upcoming solar eclipses also observable in America in 2023 and 2024, I thought it would be a good idea to share some science behind these events. So I wrote a book on Solar & Lunar Eclipses with some fun STEM hands-on activities and made an accompanying video to enhance what's in the book. The video is 38 minutes long and I'll send you the link upon purchasing the book.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-3
Video: "The Universe in a Nutshell: The Physics of Everything”
Video: The Universe in a Nutshell: The Physics of EverythingMichio Kaku, Henry Semat Professor of Theoretical Physics at CUNYEleven questions including an answer key that follows this excellent video hosted by one of the most recognized theoretical physicist today - Dr. Kaku. The link to the video is included in the title. I use this video to review the history of astronomy near the end of my first unit and to give a view of upcoming topics in astronomy. The easy-to-understand video was first ai
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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HS-ESS1-4
, HS-ESS1-2
Essential Physics of Medical Imaging (+2.5 Hours of Video Lectures + PPT Slides)
Medical imaging, often known as radiology, is a branch of medicine in which healthcare professionals capture images of various anatomical sites for diagnostic purposes using ionizing radiation. Medical imaging is a non-invasive technique that allows clinicians to identify injuries and illnesses without the use of invasive procedures.The Diagnostic Medical Imaging course is a comprehensive overview of the various medical imaging modalities used in modern healthcare. The course is designed for med
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Crash Course - Physics Lesson #39 - LIGHT IS WAVES (science / distance learning)
TO BE USED WITH CRASH COURSE: PHYSICSONLINE EDUCATIONAL VIDEO SERIESGRADES: 10-12This purchase is to be used along with the online educational video series CRASH COURSE. Full link and QR Code to the correct video are included with the student worksheet so students will have easy access both in class or using their own technology.Crash Course Videos are found FREE online with YouTube and present a variety of educational topics in short 8-12 minute videos that are ideal lesson introduction or enha
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Conspiracy: The MOST CHILLING Physics Resource
Conspiracy follows the story of Dr Daniel Hayles and starts with an anonymous letter sent to your students…they come to lesson not knowing what is about to happen! On their desks is a simple box or envelope per group…they must use their problem solving skills to the fullest in this intriguing and absorbing task. They will look at forensic Physics, Linear Dynamics, code deciphering, IT and logical problem solving.The students are Dr Hayles’ best hope…can your students do it!Physics covered: Princ
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Physics Experiments Explained with 3D Simulators
Physics is the bedrock of the modern world and is the most basic form of science. But many will run as far away from it as possible. We can understand why that happens. Physics is undoubtedly complex and not always easy. It always seems like these incredibly smart people from history are asking you to visualize impossible things like an electromagnetic wave or many small particles whizzing around inside a wire. Visualizing has been a problem for students learning physics.Well this course is exac
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Video Lecture: Screen & Film, Computed and Digital Radiography
Screen Film and Digital Radiography lecture provides an overview of the history and evolution of medical imaging, with a focus on the development of radiography. The lecture covers an in-depth examination of screen film radiography, including the physics of image formation, the use of intensifying screens, and the role of film processing in image quality. This lecture expands to include the principles of digital image acquisition, the types of digital detectors used in medical imaging, and the a
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Video Lecture: Physics of Fluoroscopic Imaging
The Fluoroscopic Physics lecture focuses on the principles and theories behind Fluoroscopy imaging technology. The course covers the following topics:Introduction to Fluoroscopy: An overview of Fluoroscopy, its history, and applications in medical imagingThe fluoroscopic imaging chain components.The image intensifier (II)Function & roleMajor componentsIntensifier gain factorsImage intensifier artifactsImage Intensifiers vs. Flat Panel Detectors.Fluoroscopy modes of operations.Radiation doses
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
17:16
PLTW Toy Train in Fusion Wheel
How to create the wheel using the dimensions in Fusion
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Higher Education
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Electric Current - AP Physics 1
COMPLETELY EDITABLE SLIDES! Includes video and Cornell notes! This is a lesson on electrical current targeted at AP Physics 1 - but appropriate for all HS Physics and introductory college-level physics classes. Formats are (PPTX, MP4, DOCX, PDF). The resources are Powerpoint slides, a video of the slides with voiceover (accessible via YouTube), student worksheets in Cornell format that follow the slides, and an overview document that lists NGSS Standards and AP Physics learning objectives covere
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Video Lecture: Medical X-Ray Tubes & X-Ray Emission Spectrum
The X-ray Tube Components lecture is a technical lecture that focuses on the various components of an x-ray tube and their function in the production of x-rays. The course covers the following topics:X-Ray Tube OverviewX-Ray Tube Emission Spectrum Bremsstrahlung RadiationCharacteristic X-raysX-Ray Tube Major ComponentsCathodeAnodeX-Ray Tube HousingInherent FiltrationAdded Filtration The X-ray Tube Emission Spectrum is a technical lecture that focuses on the properties of the x-ray emission spect
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Video Lecture: Physics of Mammography Imaging
Mammography is a specialized type of medical imaging used to visualize breast tissue and is an important tool for the early detection and diagnosis of breast cancer. The physics of mammography involves the use of x-rays to produce images of breast tissue, and a thorough understanding of the underlying principles is essential for obtaining high-quality images.Mammography as a screening and diagnostic radiology tool.Special requirements of mammography Imaging.Mammography imaging chain componentsMa
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
STEM/NGSS: Physics Frames of Reference Video Guide Questions
Video guide for parts 1 and 2 of the classic Frames of Reference film.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Basic Thermodynamics: Part 4
COURSE OVERVIEW:
In this 7-part course, the basics of thermodynamics are discussed in a series of PDF files and Video lectures. The PDF files average 11 pages in outline format and MP4 video lectures average 30 minutes.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW (part 4 of 7):
The topic of heat transfer is important enough to be its own subfield within thermodynamics with several texts written specifically on the subject. As we learned in previous chapters, heat only transfers from an object of high temperature to
Kinetics PowerPoint Presentation
Kinetics PowerPoint PresentationThis is a 31 slide PowerPoint Presentation covering the following topics: Energy definitionTypes of energyKinetic and potential energyChemical energy Gibbs free energy Enthalpy and entropy Free energy calculation Endergonic and exergonic reactionsMetabolismAnabolic and catabolic pathwaysAnphibolic pathwaysIt is designed for 11th-12th year students , so it's very colourful but remains highly informative. It also comes with a Student Version, with some blank spaces
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Understanding Kinematics: Position and Velocity
These worksheets will set any learner on a fun path to mastering the basics of kinematics including the ability to measure position and calculate velocity. The associated video approaches this with the fun of tracking a flying bird. Worksheets help you capture the position of the bird as the video frames advance. then plot that position against time. The velocity is determined by the rate at which position changes with time.Product Includes:* “Oil Drip” Diagram, with position and time scales, ma
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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What's the difference between series and parallel circuits?
What is a series circuit? What is a parallel circuit? How do we build circuits and where do we find them?
Dr. Erica looks at circuit components like batteries, LEDs, and wires and explains the role of each component. She also shows how to build a circuit in series and in parallel and gives some easy ways to remember differences between the two types.
Then learn some common day series circuit examples and parallel circuit examples. Dr. Erica will talk about why, in these everyday instances, yo
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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Units of Measurement and Density Video and Guided Notes
This video will walk you through all the commonly used units of measurement in Chemistry and a simple method of conversion (ladder method) for converting to subunits, along with detailed examples. It will also talk about Density in detail (definition, calculations, units of measurement).Download the guided notes that go along with the video for free.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Unbalanced gyroscope precession
Video of unbalanced gyroscope precession: AVI, 1280 x 720, 25 fps, 11.9 Mb, codec MPEG-4 v2, 30 seconds
Rotating systems exhibit some behavior that appears strange when we apply our intuition, developed for linear motion. The motion of the gyroscope shown here is an example. The silver colored rotor inside the gimbals rings is spinning rapidly about its axis. As we will see, it is the presence of the little weight, hung on one end of the axis of rotation of the spinning rotor, that causes the
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Basic Thermodynamics: Part 7
COURSE OVERVIEW:
In this 7-part course, the basics of thermodynamics are discussed in a series of PDF files and Video lectures. The PDF files average 11 pages in outline format and MP4 video lectures average 30 minutes.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW (part 7 of 7):
The topics discussed so far fall under the moniker of classical thermodynamics. This is because they are based on empirical observations and experimentations of the macro state. None of the results stated so far rely on a deep understanding
Basic Thermodynamics: Part 6
COURSE OVERVIEW:
In this 7-part course, the basics of thermodynamics are discussed in a series of PDF files and Video lectures. The PDF files average 11 pages in outline format and MP4 video lectures average 30 minutes.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW (part 6 of 7):
Thermodynamics’ greatest motivation is in the creation of engines that perform work. There are a multitude of different engines which all vary by the cyclic processes that they perform.
In this sixth chapter, we start by discussing the simple
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