25th International Workshop on Multimedia in Physics Teaching and Learning

Session

Keynotes

8 Sept 2022, 12:30

Conveners

Keynotes: How Computers Improve Physics Teaching Through Interactive Engagement

• Wolfgang Christian

Keynotes: Using phyphox for innovative teaching-learning situtations in physics

• Jens Noritzsch (RWTH Aachen University)

Keynotes: Compute shaders in physics education

• Maciej Matyka

Keynotes: Digital Competences and Physics Education – Perspectives for Classroom Practice and Teacher Education

• Andréas Mueller

3. Compute shaders in physics education

Maciej Matyka

Modern equipment and technology to improve Physics Teaching and Learning.

Keynote

Recent development of fast graphics processing units (GPUs) used mainly for rendering high quality graphics, computing advanced machine learning models or even digging some bitcoins have opened new perspectives for education. Some of us remember computing real-time 100x100 game of life models in computer lab of modelling course. Today, full 4K resolution (by saying that we mean 3840x2160) in...

12. phyphox – a hand full of physics

Jens Noritzsch (RWTH Aachen University)

Enhancing the use of multimedia and technology in Physics Teaching and Learning.

Keynote

Almost all teens or young learners have smartphones. The free app phyphox turns these –or tablets– into versatile mobile labs. This makes it possible to conduct scientific experiments away from the lab equipment and specialised tools, proving particularly beneficial at times.
Some examples and ideas as well as ways to expand the potential are presented.