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Aragoneses, Andrés; Messer, Rebecca – Physics Teacher, 2020
Introductory physics courses can be a challenge for some college students, especially those that have not taken Advanced Placement (AP) physics courses in high school. Even some classical mechanics concepts, such as energy, power, or the laws of Newton, can be non-intuitive and hard to grasp. When it comes to evaluating the learning outcome of our…
Descriptors: Physics, Science Instruction, Teaching Methods, Video Technology
Weliweriya, Nandana; Sayre, Eleanor C.; Zollman, Dean A. – Physics Teacher, 2018
Pencasts are videos of problem solving with narration by the problem solver. Pedagogically, students can create pencasts to illustrate their own problem solving to the instructor or to their peers. Pencasts have implications for teaching at multiple levels from elementary grades through university courses. In this article, we describe the use of…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Video Technology, Problem Solving, Teaching Methods

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