Video-Based Motion Analysis

As I am preparing to present at the BC AAPT Annual General Meeting in Kelowna, I decided to post my presentation online so I can share it with other physics teachers. I am a big fan of Video-Based Motion Analysis. I use Vernier Logger Pro to do video-based motion analysis. There are other options as I discuss in my presentation as well. It is easy to do and it makes physics real. It also helps the students to learn how to ask questions and figure out the answers using real data. I have used it a lot in teaching and it is what I am going to talk about in Kelowna. If you would like to know more, let me know. It is going to be a workshop, so I will present for 20 min and then we will do video analysis of our own.

For Marina’s presentation on Video-Based Motion analysis for BC APT Annual General Meeting 2011 click here: Video Based Motion Analysis BCAPT 2011 Workshop.

Posted: 05|6|11 at 11:18 am. Filed under: Data collection and analysis (sensors), General, General teaching, Interactivity in the classroom, Overcoming technology barriers.
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