Phyphox is what I plan to use for data collection for sure! I’m just hoping to see what’s out there in the way of lab handout

These are great resources (and honestly I’m jealous of what your local Six Flags park has because the packet from Kings Island is much more elementary!) Thanks for sharing!

This is very helpful - thanks for sharing!

Just sent you an email :) And no rush on responding… this would definitely be something I’d be interested in for the long-term, not next year!

This is fantastic - thanks so much! What do you typically provide them with for the wheels, axles, and axle housings? Looked like wooden wheels but I wasn’t sure

Do you have any sort of handout or lab to go with this? I would love to use this with my Honors students!

Also this video is so incredibly helpful for what I plan to do - as always you all are such a fantastic resource!

I definitely plan on having students use phyphox for our field trip day! It also gives me a good excuse to teach them some coding to analyze the data!

This looks perfect - thanks so much for sharing!

Super interested in any details you’d be willing to share about this course! We’re moving to physics being a graduation requirement and I’m a bit worried about reaching some of our students who struggle in math with our current class offerings.

Thank you so much for taking the time to type that all out! I definitely want to use this next semester - what a great way of tying in multiple concepts! I would love it if you could share that Google doc when you’re ready! This is such a great example of why im so happy this community has reformed!

Do you have a handout or more details on this? I would LOVE to use this in my engineering class next semester!