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Watch this i found it very amazing anyone know the name of the program??
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What Is This Amazing Interactive Physics Program?
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In summary, the conversation revolved around a program that was found to be very amazing and the speaker was looking for its name. They mentioned that their physics teacher would also enjoy it and asked for comments or similar programs. Another person expressed excitement about the program's potential as a teaching aid and recommended checking out Interactive Physics, Working Model, and various TabletPC applications. They also mentioned MIT's Assist Sketch Understanding System and asked for its availability.
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I will give anything to get my hands on this program. I bet my physics teacher would enjoy it too
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If anyone has comments or knows about similar programs I am glad to hear about it
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That is awesome, that would keep me entertained for days 
and imagine it's uses as a teaching aid? I would imagine one day it will be used in physics lessons to explain laws of motion and other more abstract concepts.
and imagine it's uses as a teaching aid? I would imagine one day it will be used in physics lessons to explain laws of motion and other more abstract concepts.- #5
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yh i just can imagine myself filling up the screen with things jumping around and its just great :)
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Check out
http://www.design-simulation.com/IP/index.php Interactive Physics, http://www.design-simulation.com/WM2D/index.php Working Model,
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various TabletPC applications (like the Microsoft Physics Illustrator for Tablet PC)
https://www.physicsforums.com/blog/2006/05/20/tabletpcs-for-science-and-science-teaching/
http://www.design-simulation.com/IP/index.php Interactive Physics, http://www.design-simulation.com/WM2D/index.php Working Model,
and
various TabletPC applications (like the Microsoft Physics Illustrator for Tablet PC)
https://www.physicsforums.com/blog/2006/05/20/tabletpcs-for-science-and-science-teaching/
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That MIT's Assist Sketch Understanding System.
http://www-mtl.mit.edu/researchgroups/MEngTP/Aaron_Adler_Proposal.pdf
http://www-mtl.mit.edu/researchgroups/MEngTP/Aaron_Adler_Proposal.pdf
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thx
thx for the name any idea when it will be available for people to use??
thx for the name any idea when it will be available for people to use??
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There was a copy of interactive physics (I think) with Serway's introductory physics text.
FAQ: What Is This Amazing Interactive Physics Program?
What is "Amazing Program: Guess the Name"?
"Amazing Program: Guess the Name" is a computer program designed to guess the correct name of a person or object based on a series of clues and information provided by the user.
How does "Amazing Program: Guess the Name" work?
The program uses a combination of algorithms and data analysis to narrow down the possible options and make an accurate guess. It also takes into account user feedback and adjusts its guesses accordingly.
Can "Amazing Program: Guess the Name" be used for any type of name?
Yes, the program can be used for any type of name, whether it's a person's name, a company name, or the name of an object. As long as there is enough information and clues provided, the program will make its best guess.
Is "Amazing Program: Guess the Name" always accurate?
While the program is designed to be as accurate as possible, it is not always 100% accurate. It relies on the information and clues provided by the user, so if there is any incorrect or missing information, the program's guess may not be accurate.
Can "Amazing Program: Guess the Name" be used for educational purposes?
Yes, the program can be used as a fun and interactive way to learn about different names and their characteristics. It can also be used to practice critical thinking and problem-solving skills.