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Implementation Guide
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PhET Interactive Simulations
Tutorials in Introductory Physics
Just-in-Time Teaching
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Ranking Task Exercises in Physics
Interactive Lecture Demonstrations
Cooperative Group Problem-solving
Physlets
Context-Rich Problems
RealTime Physics
Tasks Inspired by Physics Education Research
Activity-Based Tutorials, Volume 1: Introductory Physics
SCALE-UP
Open Source Physics Collection
Socratic Dialog Inducing Laboratories
Open Source Tutorials
Thinking Problems
Workbook for Introductory Physics
Learning Assistants
CAE Think-Pair-Share
Lecture-Tutorials for Introductory Astronomy
Ranking Tasks for Introductory Astronomy
New Model Course in Applied Quantum Physics
CPU Computer Simulators
Scientific Community Laboratories
Technology-Enhanced Formative Assessment
CU Modern Physics Curriculum
CU Upper-Level E&M Curriculum
CU Upper-Level QM Curriculum
Quantum Interactive Learning Tutorials (QuILTs)
Intuitive Quantum Physics (IQP)
Tutorials in Thermal & Statistical Physics
Intermediate Mechanics Tutorials
Paradigms in Physics
Tools for Scientific Thinking
Matter and Interactions
Tutorials
Teaching with Clickers
Minds-On Physics
Tutorials on thinking about quantum entities
Responsive Teaching in Science
Next Generation Physical Science and Everyday Thinking
CU Upper-Level Mechanics and Math Methods Curriculum
Adaptable Curricular Exercises for Quantum Mechanics (ACEQM)
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See our Expert Recommendation on finding good questions to use with clickers or Peer Instruction for an extensive list of databases of Peer Instruction questions, as well as suggestions for writing your own questions. Many instructors use the collection of Peer Instruction questions on the CD that comes with the Peer Instruction Book:
E. Mazur, Peer Instruction: A User's Manual (Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, 1997), pp. 253.