Re: Ealing 8 mm film loops available
At 06:44 PM 6/29/01 -0400, you wrote:
Our college has used them for many years. We are still using them, although
their quality is deteriorating.
I plan to give first priority to those who continue to use these film loops
and also too the order I received responses. You were the second to
respond and I have sent an email to the first person to clarify a question
they had.
I would be interested to receive a list.
I have attached a list (Excel file) and would welcome feedback on which
ones would be helpful to you.
I would like to know also what AV
material replaces these film loops.
There is a laser disk available from AAPT called Physics: Cinema Classics
with similar material and a wide variety of videotapes containing similar
material. In addition there are a wealth of Physics Applets available over
the internet that simulate a wide variety of phenomena. Another source of
demonstrations would be to use the software Interactive Physics for
mechanics exercises (its primary area) plus a wide variety of other
software from American Institute of Physics or the American Association of
Physics teachers. There are many vendors that provide videotaped physics
phenomena for demonstrations.
Fouad Ajami
Physics Department
Champlain College
St Lambert, Qc, Canada
ajami@attcanada.ca
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Film Loops Inventory.xls
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