Physics and Web 2.0
Hello, my name is Kevin. For my final project i am building a course in physics that applies Web 2.0 to a lesson unit. It's all about transforming the classroom to 21st century learning. Right now I'll be focusing mainly on an introduction to physics involving online instruction. For example: Distant time graphs, Velocity time graphs, solving problems algebraically, etc. I could really use some helpful ideas on how to go about building my course.
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Permalink Reply by Jay Fogleman on -
HI Meghan,
Can you include the wiki's address?
Jay
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Permalink Reply by Meghan on -
Ha! Sorry about that, meant to include it before: http://dragonphysics.pbwiki.com/
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