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Vilchis, Abraham – Physics Teacher, 2017
Generally speaking, students have difficulty reporting out measurements and estimates of quantities used in the laboratory, and with handling the significant figures associated with them. When required to make calculation involving quantities with different numbers of significant figures, they have difficulty in assigning the corresponding digits…
Descriptors: Standard Setting, Science Process Skills, Measurement Techniques, Statistical Studies
Peer reviewedKrieger, Michael E.; Stith, James H. – Physics Teacher, 1990
The use of computer spreadsheet programs in the physics laboratory is discussed. An example of this application with a conservation of energy laboratory is presented including the cases of a rolling sphere and a sliding sphere. (CW)
Descriptors: College Science, Computer Uses in Education, Higher Education, Laboratory Experiments
Morse, Robert A. – Physics Teacher, 2006
Computer interfaced electrostatic charge sensors allow both qualitative and quantitative measurements of electrostatic charge but are quite sensitive to charges accumulating on modern synthetic materials. They need to be used with care so that students can correctly interpret their measurements. This paper describes the operation of the sensors,…
Descriptors: Science Experiments, Science Equipment, Measurement Equipment, Measurement Objectives

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