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How the human ear works - a webquest - Waves&Sound

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The way our ears are put together and how they function is pretty amazing. They take vibrations and turn them into understandable words and recognizable sound patterns. But they have their oddities, as well. For example, do you know that we hear with...hair? Hair cells, to be exact.

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http://www.oxfordwaveresearch.com/products/spectrumviewapp/

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Online Tone Generator - Free, Simple and Easy to Use.

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Online Tone Generator is compatible with the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Microsoft Edge so if you don't hear any sound, please update your browser and try again. Alternatively, if this is not possible, you can download and save a 10 second WAV file that can be played at any time and is universally compatible with all browsers and software.

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http://www.mathwords.com

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Awards

Ars legendi-faculty award (2020) of the Stifterverband, the German Physical Society (DPG) and others

In 2020 the Ars legendi-faculty award was given to Prof. Heidrun Heinke, Dr. Sebastian Staacks and Prof. Christoph Stampfer for the development of phyphox and its lasting effect for academic teaching and physics classes at school. This award is selected by the Stifterverband, the German Mathematical Society (DMV), the German Physical Society (DPG), the German Chemical Society (GDCh) and the society biology, bio sciences and bio medicine in Germany (VBIO).

Wilhelm-Westphal teaching award (2019) by the AG Physikalische Praktika (AGPP) of the German Physical Society (DPG)

In 2019 the phyphox team received the Wilhelm-Westphal teaching award, which was selected and awarded by the AG Physikalische Praktika (workgroup for physics lab courses) of the German Physical Society (DPG) for the first time. Award.

Archimedes award (2019) by the "Verband zur Förderung des MINT-Unterrichts" (MNU)

The award is sponsored by the Westermann group and was selected and granted in 2019 by the MNU.

More details can be found on the German website of the MNU.

Teaching award for "best supporting teaching" (2018) by the the "Fachschaft Mathematik/Physik/Informatik" of the RWTH Aachen University

We are especially happy to find that we have been awarded by the students from our own courses. This confirms that our efforts are appreciated by those for whom phyphox was designed. More details about the award from 2018 can be found on the Fachschaft website (in German).

Support

The RWTH Aachen University has established the support program "Exploratory Teaching Space" (ETS), to fund innovative teaching concepts within our university. Through this program, the development of the app has been funded in 2016/2017 as well as a Bluetooth interface in 2017/2018 and distributed experiments in 2018/2019.

The Hans Hermann Voss Foundation supports phyphox directly since the end of 2019, which most importantly enables us to provide more teacher training and better communication and support for our users.

With a fellowship for innovations in digital academic teaching, the Stifterband NRW funded in 2017 the development of modular worksheets (in German), which also include phyphox-based experiments.

As part of the Stifterverband's anniversary initiative "Wirkung hoch 100", as one of 100 outstanding ideas for better education, science and innovation, we receive financial support, coaching and advancing opportunities.

Behind phyphox

Phyphox has been created at the 2nd Institute of Physics of the RWTH Aachen University.

Alumni

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Download for free: Follow us: Features Sensors Phyphox allows you to use the sensors in your phone for your experiments. For example, detect the frequency of a pendulum using the accelerometer or measure the Doppler effect using its microphone. Data Export Export your data i

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MATH & GEOMETRY Vocabulary and Terminology in English

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English with Ronnie · EnglishLessons4U with engVid

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Homemade musical instrument assignment ///  Homemade Science with Bruce Yeany

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http://waves-and-sound.wikidot.com/lexical-notebook

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Physics: "Simple Waves" 1959 PSSC John Shive, Bell Laboratories; Physical Science Study Committee

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http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/hframe.html

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When David Gilmour said ‘Well, we’re making this album, and there’s this track - and we don’t really know what to do with it"
(http://www.brain-damage.co.uk/other-related-interviews/clare-torry-october-2005-brain-damage-excl-2.html)
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Clare Torry - The Great Gig In The Sky (Live 1987)

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A little note, an octave above middle C on the piano, played a role in projecting Mr. Pavarotti’s fame around the world. (https://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/09/weekinreview/09wakin.html)
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