ADAPTED PHYSICS TEACHING USING DIFFERENT TECHNOLOGIES AND METHODS
Valdis Priedols, Armands Grickus
Pages: 484-491
Published: 29 Jul 2017
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Abstract: This research paper demonstrates the use of experimental problem based learning tasks which students of computer science and information technology study programs realized through a semester in physics study course. In this course students had to master how to use several sensors and how to connect them to Arduino and acquire proper measurements and save them in a memory card. Students admit that in most of the experiments using Arduino as a data logger gives advantages to more easily deal with experimentation. Students appreciate that this kind of mastering physics is more related to their specialty and future work. It becomes more significant to use measuring devices not only in laboratories but also in different environments where specific data acquisition systems are necessary. Therefore with this teaching method students realize the real life needs and conditions.
Keywords: problem based learning, arduino data logging, laboratory works, physics
Cite this article: Valdis Priedols, Armands Grickus. ADAPTED PHYSICS TEACHING USING DIFFERENT TECHNOLOGIES AND METHODS. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Materials, Methods & Technologies 11, 484-491 (2017). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1001493/
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