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Simülasyonlar
- Enerji Çeşitleri ve Dönüşümleri (HTML5)
- iki boyutta hareket
- Kalıtsal İfadenin Temelleri (HTML5)
- Levha Tektoniği
- Maddenin Halleri (HTML5)
- Nöron (HTML5)
- Radyoaktif Yaş Tayini
- Temel Gen İfadesi
- Zar Kanalları
- Membrane Transport (HTML5)
Etkinlikler
- Plate Tectonics
- Types of Forces Investigation
- Density and Earth's Crust
- Plate Tectonics Inquiry
- Types of Quadrilateral
- Types of Waves and its Parts
- Plate Tectonics PhET
- Plate Tectonics Lab
- Types of Energy Transferred Worksheet
- Two Types of Energy - Mass & Spring
- Radioactive Decay - ILD
- pHet Building Molecules Virtual Lab - HS Chem1 level
- Subtraction stories
- Exploring Radioactive Decay and Its Uses
- Molecules and Light-inquiry for high school
- Video: Self-paced learning on Energy Transformation
- PHET energy forms and changes simulation worksheet to accompany simulation
- Video: Self-paced learning on Energy Skate Park (GPE, KE and Work done)
- Linear momentum
- Circuits 3 Day Unit
- Virtual Collisions Lab
- Build an Atom
- Conservation of Linear Momentum
- Plate Tectonic SIM Lab
- Energy Skate Park: Basics
- Conservation of linear momentum
- Zderzenia - eksperyment symulowany
- Energy Skate Park - investigation
- Projectile Data Lab (with CODAP) Lab 2 of 3: Firing projectiles as far as possible
- Energy Skate Park
- Galileo's Skater Down an Inclined Plan
- Projectile Data Lab Exploratory Activity 1 of 2: Measurement with a Single Projectile
- Vector
- Energy Forms and Changes
- Motion Graphs
- Collision investigation lab
- Collision exp
- Natural Selection
- One- and Two-Dimensional Collisions - Concepts Practice
- AP Physics Gravity Lab
- Exploring Electric Charges
- Vector Addition Experiment
- Building Atomic Models
- Qualitative Introduction to Energy
- The "Lifelike" Moving Man: Variation in motion graphs
- energy systems phet worksheet
- Using the Molecular Shapes PhET Simulation: Concept Development for Understanding Molecular Geometry and Shape
- Energy Analysis of a Mass Oscillating on a Spring
- Introductions to Solutions