AP Physics Challenging Concepts Online Class
Modeling Instruction: The premier instructional approach for Physics.
Learn AP Physics: Multiple Choice Questions with explanations
Next Time Questions: Paul Hewitt Questions
NY Board of Regents MC Q’s: Great Set of MC Q’s
Physics Classroom: The Grandfather of all Physics Ed Websites
Eureka Videos: 5 minute long Canadian PBS Videos
Mechanical Universe Videos: Oldie but still a goodie
Physics for the 21st Century: Modern version of MU covering current physics.
APlusPhysics Videos: Teacher made videos
TwuPhysics: Flipped Classroom Instruction Videos for 1, 2, & C
Active Physics Lessons: Knight applet lessons for review
Pretty Good Physics: Amazing collection of teacher submitted AP Physics resources
PhET: THE collection of Physics Applets
HTML5 Circuit Construction Kit
Walter Fendt: Nice collection of Applets from Germany
Falstad: More Applets
Direct Measurement Videos: Superb collection of high frame rate videos with overlaid measuring tools.
___________Ball Re-Bound Video
Arbor Sci: Great starting point for new Physics Equipment
Julius Sumner Miller Demonstrations: Slightly grainy videos but VERY engaging.
AP Physics Lectures: Collection of YouTube video lectures
HTML 5 Physics: AMAZING new collection of HTML 5 Applets and YouTube Videos, The Physics Aviary
BozemanScience Videos: Collection of YouTube videos discussing all the Big Ideas in great detail.
Learner.org: Collection of Educational videos which can be taken for graduate credit.
Socrative: Smart Phones turned into Clickers
Spiral Physics: Extensive Physics Curriculum
Beyond the FCI: Other Physics assessment tools
Sci Toys: Website with mostly P2 homemade ‘toy’ ideas
https://inkscape.org/en/: Good Resource for drawing diagrams for tests and worksheets
Excellent source of notes and videos: http://physicsexplainedwell.weebly.com/lessons.html
http://www.ophysics.com : Lots of great Applets
http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/HTML5/: More HTML 5 Applets
https://www.varsitytutors.com/ap_physics_1-practice-tests: Free Practice exams organized randomly and by topic