Interactive Elements in the Collection of Solved Problems and the Collection of Physics Experiments

Abstract

The electronic Collection of Solved Problems has been developed at the Department of Physics Education (Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University) for 12 years. At present, it has almost 1000 physics tasks ranging from simple primary school to undergraduate tasks.

This collection is unique especially because all its tasks contain structured solutions. The electronic Collection of Physics Experiments was also created in 2015, which serves as an inspiration for teachers, especially at elementary and secondary schools.

The paper focuses on a summary of the current state of both Collections and on the newly developed innovations - the possibility of using interactive elements in selected tasks and experiments.

Keywords

• physics tasks
• physics experiments
• electronic collection
• interactive elements
• GeoGebra
• Wolfram Demonstration Project