Online Physics simulations for education

Physics simulations

How can online simulations help you learn physics?

Simulations have proven to be an innovative and useful tool for learning physics.

Physics can be a difficult subject to master. Take advantage of the selection of the best physics simulations and other free educational resources on this page to improve your physics knowledge or to find innovative ways to teach physics.  Our collection of online simulations and other educational resources covers the main fields of physics, such as mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics or optics.

Physics simulations for education are interactive digital representations that allow students to experiment and visualize abstract physics concepts in a controlled and safe environment. These simulations typically include mathematical models and algorithms to simulate the behavior of physical systems and allow students to manipulate variables and observe how the results change.

Advantages of using simulations to learn or teach physics

The use of simulations has several advantages for learning physics, including:

Better conceptual understanding. Simulations can help students better understand abstract physical concepts by allowing them to visualize and experiment with physical systems in a more concrete way.

Increased interactivity. Simulations allow students to interact with physical systems and modify variables in a safe and controlled manner, which can increase their engagement and motivation for learning.

More flexibility. Simulations allow students to experiment with different configurations and scenarios, which can help them develop a deeper and broader understanding of physical concepts.

Maximum efficiency. Simulations can save time and resources by allowing students to experiment with systems that would be difficult or expensive to recreate in a physical laboratory.

Increased accessibility. Simulations can be accessible from anywhere with an Internet connection, which can facilitate distance learning or access to educational resources for students who do not have access to a physical lab.

Our simulations work online, it is not necessary to download any application or software tool, you just need to have on your computer, mobile or tablet any of the usual browsers (Chrome, Bing, Opera, etc.).

Content units

Uniform

Acceleration

Circular I

Forces

Forces and motion

Friction

Launching

Inclined plane

Circular II

Moment

Pendulums I

Pendulums II

Work

Energy

Jumps

Pulleys

Springs

Oscillations

Pressure

Buoyancy

Flow

Quantity of motion

Impulse

Collisions

Inertia

Waves

String

Interferences

Charge and field

Coulomb's Law

Resistance

Ohm

Circuits

Magnetism

Induction

Generators and motors

Light

Reflection

Mirrors

Refraction

Lenses

Convex

Concave

Measurement

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