Physics: Websites / E-Learning

Online pre-recorded lectures from top scholars.

Demonstrates the properties of physics in short video files (no audio). Presented by Dr.'s Michael Gallis and Ping Wang.

Dramatic visual explanations for the optical phenomena seen both day to day and on the rare occasion. Once you find a topic area, follow the navigation arrows at the top of each page. At the end of each article, you will find several images of each phenomenon.

Online resources for the history of physics.

High-quality practice exercises to help you master physics concepts.

Info on physics internships, clubs, or research experiences.

From Professor David Harrison from the University of Toronto, these short videos demonstrate many of the common concepts from the major content areas of physics.

Interactive simulations of physical phenomena. Simulations can be run online through a browser or downloaded to run locally. Teaching activities included with most simulations. From the University of Colorado.