In a 6/3/98 Phys-L posting of the above title Dan MacIsaac wrote:
"If anyone on PHYS-L would like to volunteer shareware software (Mac or
PC) or lesson materials or directions to downloadable SW appropriate for
HS/intro physics teaching or the support thereof, I would like to
receive that information..... I will have some of my students search the
web and the obvious (Cairns, TIPTOP, PhysLink, etc) sites for
appropriate materials. The collection could be mirrored (easily) after
it is established. It may be that there already are free collections
online that we can make use of in this way"=20
Another obvious site is the Physical Science Resource Center (PSRC) at=20
<http://aapt.org/>, especially under links provided at Resources/
Physics Education Research and Resources/21st Century Classroom. For
example at Mazur=92s=20
<http://galileo.harvard.edu/> information and software is available for
Peer Instruction, Classtalk, Workshop Physics, Tutorials In Physics, and
SDI Labs.=20
Richard Hake, Emeritus Professor of Physics, Indiana University
24245 Hatteras Street, Woodland Hills, CA 91367
<hake@ix.netcom.com>
<http://carini.physics.indiana.edu/SDI/>