Apps Like NY VTL for iPhone and iPad
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PP+ Hooke's Law
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate spring force and length.
This app investigates the relationship between force and spring length using a spring-mass system. It provides a 3D simulation with realistic data, including errors, for analysis.
PP+ Simple Harmonic Motion
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate spring mass oscillation relationships.
The app investigates relationships between spring constant, mass, amplitude, and period of oscillation using a spring-mass system. It provides a 3D simulation with realistic data, including errors, for analysis and reporting.
PP+ Centripetal Force
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate centripetal force relationships in physics.
The app simulates a centripetal force apparatus for classroom use. It provides realistic data with errors for analysis and reporting.
PP+ Specific Heat of a Metal
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Measure metal specific heat with simulation.
The app simulates a calorimeter to measure the specific heat of a metal. It provides realistic data with errors for analysis, suitable for classroom use or distance learning.
PP+ Ohm's Law
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate circuit relationships with Ohm's Law.
The app simulates Ohm's Law using a resistor, power supply, voltmeter, and ammeter. It provides realistic data with errors for analysis, suitable for classroom use or distance learning.
PP+ Refraction of Light
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate light refraction in physics.
The app investigates Snell’s Law of Refraction and total internal reflection using a refraction cell and ray box. It includes videos, theory, procedures, analysis tools, quizzes, and questions.
PP+ Reflection of Light
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate light reflection with a mirror.
The app investigates light reflection using a plane mirror. It provides a 3D simulation with realistic data, including errors, for analysis and reporting.
PP+ Motion of a Pendulum
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate pendulum motion relationships in simulation.
The app simulates a pendulum with mass on a string to explore oscillation relationships. It provides realistic data with errors for analysis, including videos, theory, and quizzes.
PP+ Gas Laws
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate Boyle's and Charles's Laws.
The app uses a syringe, masses, a thermometer, and a hotplate to investigate Boyle’s Law and Charles’s Law. It provides a 3D simulation that produces realistic data, including errors, for analysis.
PP+ Image Formation – Lenses
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Determine focal length using optical bench.
The app uses an optical bench to determine focal length and investigate object and image distances. It provides realistic data with errors for analysis and reporting.
PP+ Series-Parallel Circuits
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate circuit resistances with simulation.
The app simulates circuits with resistors, a power supply, a voltmeter, and an ammeter. Students can investigate effective resistances in series, parallel, and combined circuits, generating realistic data with errors for analysis.
PP+ Work & Mechanical Energy
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate work and kinetic energy.
This app investigates the relationship between work done on an object and its kinetic energy change. It provides a 3D simulation with realistic data, including errors, for analysis.
PP+ Archimedes Principle
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate Archimedes Principle with simulation.
The app investigates Archimedes’ Principle using a laboratory balance, metal sample, and graduated cylinders. It determines mass densities of a solid and a liquid with realistic 3D simulation data.
PP+ Momentum and Impulse
Polyhedron Learning Media, Inc.
Investigate impulse and momentum change.
The app investigates the relationship between impulse and momentum change using a laboratory cart. It provides a 3D simulation with realistic data, introductory videos, and analysis tools for students.
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