Clear explanations, worked problems, and visual tools -- built to help you understand physics.
Click to watch on YouTube.
Fresh off the (light)board.
A suggested watch order is on its way.
I'm putting together more explanation of who should watch what (many intro vidoes are algebra-based but quite a few are calculus-based, most are intro-level, things like that). For now, the playlists on YouTube present the topics in the order I'd do them in my courses.
View Playlists on YouTube →Small browser-based tools to build physical intuition. No install needed.
Type any function, drag the slider along the curve, and watch the tangent line change live and see the value on its derivative graph.
Type any function, drag the slider along the curve, and watch the shaded area under it accumulate live onto its integral graph.
Drag a bead along a wire to create your own motion, watch the position-vs-time graph draw itself live, then play it back.
More interactives coming soon — browse all →
Problem sets, reference sheets, and study guides — coming soon.
