Exploring Projectile Motion, Circular Motion, and Conservation of Momentum with Vernier Video Analysis® 

DATE
Thursday, September 7

TIME

4:00–4:45 p.m. PST
7:00–7:45 p.m. EST

TOPIC
Physics
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Looking for a different way to engage your physics students in real-world, hands-on learning?

See your experiments come to life in vivid detail and accurately analyze two-dimensional motion with Vernier Video Analysis®! Whether you’re in the classroom or out in the field, your students can record motion, mark points to track the object in motion, and manipulate graphs for deeper motion analysis—using a Chromebook, iPad®, or any device with a browser.

Join physics expert Fran Poodry as she dives into four hands-on experiments exploring motion and dynamics so you can get a glimpse of the capabilities of this engaging app.

You will learn

  • How to teach projectile motion, circular motion, and conservation of momentum using video analysis
  • Tips and best practices for using vector displays, polar coordinates, tracking multiple objects, center of mass calculations, and custom calculations in Vernier Video Analysis 
  • How to use the features that make Vernier Video Analysis an exciting new option for those who are still using Logger Pro® and are ready to make a change

This webinar is appropriate for educators who are new to Vernier as well as those who currently use our sensors and software. Learn more about this powerful tool as you prepare for the upcoming school year! 



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Vernier Video Analysis: The Vernier Video Analysis app brings video analysis to your students in a dedicated and streamlined application. Students can use their mobile devices in the laboratory or out in the field to insert a video with recorded motion, mark points to track the object in motion, and set the scale of the video. Vernier Video Analysis can be used on Chromebooks, iPads, or any other device with a browser and at least an internet connection.



Presenters

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Fran Poodry

Director of Physics