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The premiere program is Videopoint http://www.lsw.com/videopoint/.
It has the distinct advantage of allowing students to see several
kinematic quantities at once on the screen. Unfortunately World in
motion can not do this http://members.aol.com/raacc/wim.html.
However, World in Motion is cheaper. Another good alternative is Bob
Beicher's program VideoGraph available from Physics Academic
Software http://wasnet02ws.physics.ncsu.edu/pasnew/. There was a
free program called VidShell available at one time from Doyle Davis.
Both VideoGraph and VidePoint are similar. Each has added features
of the other. VideoGraph is for MacIntosh only, while VideoPoint is
Mac or PC. World in Motion is PC only. VideoGraph may be easier
for students to use, and World in Motion is very easy to use.
John M. Clement