Collaborate with Flipping Physics!
One of my fears when I started Flipping Physics was that I would ostracize myself from society by hiding out in my basement all the time. In an attempt to obviate that, I have invited people to work with me on various projects. If you would like to volunteer to be a part of the process and even be in one of my videos, please let me know. email, tweet, FB message, whatever...
Completed Collaborations:
Completed Collaborations:
- Bronson Hoover of dnbstudios composed and performed the music for my #DayofSilence video: A Tale of Three Accelerations.
- Anish, Kevin, and Olivia agreed to be my "stubsitute students" in six videos:
- Simple Harmonic Motion Introduction via a Horizontal Mass-Spring System
- Simple Harmonic Motion - Force, Acceleration, and Velocity at 3 Positions
- Horizontal vs. Vertical Mass-Spring System
- When is a Pendulum in Simple Harmonic Motion?
- Demonstrating the Period of Simple Harmonic Motion
- Triple the Mass in a Mass-Spring System. How does Period Change?
- Raivat Shah participated as a student to learn about Universal Gravitation.
- Christopher Becke starred in another video, this time about Centripetal Force.
- Kit Betts-Masters of Gorilla Physics worked on a video about Centripetal Force.
- Chrisotpher Becke took umbrage with something I did in "Introductory Elastic Collision Problem Demonstration".
- Six of us worked together on a video titled "Six Teacher Approaches to Physics Labs".
- Dan Fullerton is a miniature floating head to help us learn about Elastic Potential Energy.
- Ian Terry of Big Brother 14 fame drops a mass to show Conservation of Mechanical Energy.
- Dan Fullerton of APlusPhysics and I collaborate on Which AP Physics Course Should I Take?
- Two of my nephews, Landon and Graham, pull on a rope to describe the Force of Tension.
- Mrs. Zeller teaches us about Newton's First Law of Motion
- My three brothers Ken, Jim, and Chris pull on a turtle to do a Force Vector Example.
- Kevin Zhang runs into a wall to show Newton's Third Law of Motion
- Marcia pushed a chair to teach us about inertial mass.
- Ken, Ray, Nicole & Audrey are in 9 “Dos” for Making Engaging Flipping Videos
- Jaclyn, Meghan & Cara are in The Basics of Making Engaging Flipping Videos
Previous post - 2014.06.17: I have a crazy idea. Okay, I know what you are thinking. “Aren’t all of mr.p’s ideas crazy?” And while that may be true, I guess I have another one. I am looking for Flipping Physics Fans who live outside the United States who would enjoy having a small role in one of my videos as a “Flipping Physics Correspondent from (Your Country)”. The idea is that I would give you a line or two and have you video yourself saying them. For example:
My anticipated timeline is wide open. I’d like to do it sometime in the next few months, probably.
There you go. If you live outside the United States, have access to a video camera and are interested in being a Flipping Physics Correspondent, please let me know. email, tweet, FB message, whatever...
- mr.p: Let’s go to Vardan Patni our Flipping Physics Correspondent from India. Vardan is going to show us that Newton’s 1st law of physics still works in India. Vardan?
- Vardan: Thanks mr.p. Why don’t you all take a close look at this rock with me. Do you see how it isn’t moving? (pause) And it’s still not moving? That’s because an object at rest remains at rest unless acted upon by a net external force, even in India. This is Vardan Patni reporting for Flipping Physics from (insert city name), India. Back to you mr.p.
- mr.p: Thanks Vardan.
My anticipated timeline is wide open. I’d like to do it sometime in the next few months, probably.
There you go. If you live outside the United States, have access to a video camera and are interested in being a Flipping Physics Correspondent, please let me know. email, tweet, FB message, whatever...
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