Video Library
Public Domain Videos
These videos are in the public domain for one reason or another, so they can be shared publicly here. I have other videos that are under copyright. The copyright holder has given me permission to share them, but only with my students (not publicly). They are available towards the bottom of this page to enrolled tutees.
Spinning Levers: Transmission (1936)
Rulers (1941)
Micrometers (1941)
Verniers (1941)
Medical Effects of the Atomic Bomb (1949)
Medical Aspects of Radiation (1950)
The Transistor (1953)
Vectors (1958)
Crystals (1958)
Electric Charges, Coulomb’s Law (1959)
The Coulomb Force Constant (1959)
Introduction to Optics (1959)
Time and Clocks (1959)
Elliptical Orbits (1959)
Mechanical Energy and Thermal Energy (1959)
Conservation of Energy (1959)
Millikan’s Experiment (1959)
Electrons in a Uniform Magnetic Field (1959)
Simple Waves (1959)
The Interference of Photons (1959)
The Speed of Light in Air and Water (1959)
A Magnet Laboratory (1959)
Long Time Intervals (1959)
Short Time Intervals (1960)
Freefall and Projectile Motion (1960)
Universal Gravitation (1960)
Frames of Reference (1960)
Photons (1960)
The Photoelectric Effect (1960)
Counting Electrical Charges in Motion (1960)
The Franck-Hertz Experiment (1960)
Sound Waves in Air (1961)
Electromagnetic Waves (1961)
Elastic Collisions and Stored Energy (1961)
Random Events (1961)
The Rutherford Atom (1961)
Matter Waves (1961)
Bertozzi’s Experiment (1962)
Electric Potential Energy and Potential Difference (1962)
Time Dilation Experiment with Mu-Mesons (1963)
Liquid Helium (1963)
Sound Waves (1969)
Electricity and Electronics: Current (1974)
Electricity and Electronics: Voltage (1974)
Electricity and Electronics: Resistance (1974)
Chernobyl: Could It Happen Here? (1986)
Radioactive Waste (1992)
Discovery and the Atom (1992)
Enrolled Tutees Only
The rest of the collection of videos on this page are only available to enrolled tutees because the copyright holder has only given me permission to share them privately with my own students. The collection includes digitised copies of 13 VHS Cassettes and 15 DVDs, dating from as far back as the mid 1980s. People interested in how physics education has changed over the years will enjoy this collection!
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