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risorse per la didattica di Fisica
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Broken link at the last check of site availability.
Original material.
Magazines,TV channels,e-zines
about Science. Contain some interesting material.
Didactic material publishers.
These sell mostly software packages useful
for didactic purposes. They have also a lot of material available for free.
Other directories of resources.
Newsgroups and mailing lists.
Web use for Education(research and
examples).
This material is mostly uncorrelated with Physics but gives some idea on how
to use the Web for education.
AIP: the American Institute of Physics
produces the Physics Academic
Software Explore the science of physics with interactive educational
software.
Chamber Works Software to teach
particle physics in introductory classes.
Colos ProjectA group of Eureopean universities exploits the didactical
potential of XWindows workstations in Science teaching.
Computer-Mediated Communication (CMC)
Magazine
Contemporary Physics Education Projects(CPEP)
Dynamical Systems and Technology Project
The Epistemology and Learning Group of the MIT Media Lab
The Geometry Center at University of Minnesota
Applicazioni interattive,software,etc
ICPE Books Connecting Research in Physics Education
with Teacher Education
This book was undertaken on behalf of the International Commission on Physics Education (ICPE) of the
International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) - with support from UNESCO - to make
available the results of research in physics education world-wide to physics educators working with pre- or
in-service physics teachers.
Inet96 Proceedings: papers on Internet use in classroom
K12 newsgroups. Check especially
"ed.science" and "ed.math"
K12(kindergarten to high-school)resources index
Learning Objects
: Google search for this interesting idea
Mathworks ("Matlab") home page
Mathsoft ("Mathcad") home page
ThinkQuest organizza una gara tra studenti di scuole medie americane.
Unita' di ricerca di didattica della fisica
Physics Dept. Udine University(Italy)
WebCT is a provider of e-learning solutions to higher education.
Wolfram Research ("Mathematica") home page