2022
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/2297/1/012031
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Low-cost high-resolution measurements of periodic motions with Arduino in physics teacher in-service education

Abstract: In this paper, we would like to briefly illustrate the situation a physics teacher-to-be or a practising physics teacher has to face when assigning a role to modern experiments in his or her physics lessons. Afterwards, we would like to present good practices that suggest that computer-aided experimentation has entered public education in the country. We summarize the main aims and some results of the HAS Research Group of Technical Informatics Methodology in combining technical computer sciences with the educ… Show more

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“…They have mentioned the use of smartphones as measurement device in physics experiments by developing mobile applications. Also, Somogyi et al [16] proposed an investigation of both uniform and accelerated rotation movements by using low‐cost Arduino platform‐based experiments with high precision; this work provides the students with a real introduction to experimental physics. Bouquet et al [4] proposed physics experiments with low‐cost hardware; the authors in their work aim to encourage the exchanges among physics teachers and students all around the world by using project‐based physics lab.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They have mentioned the use of smartphones as measurement device in physics experiments by developing mobile applications. Also, Somogyi et al [16] proposed an investigation of both uniform and accelerated rotation movements by using low‐cost Arduino platform‐based experiments with high precision; this work provides the students with a real introduction to experimental physics. Bouquet et al [4] proposed physics experiments with low‐cost hardware; the authors in their work aim to encourage the exchanges among physics teachers and students all around the world by using project‐based physics lab.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%