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Is The Portal 2 a simulation game that a physics teacher may purchase. Can you demonstrate an inelastic and elastic collision showing the velocity before the collision and after?
Hi. I am a student in grade 12 and for my project in my school im trying to take the idea of teaching physics through video games. Can you recommend a simple demonstration video that I could do in front of my class with portal 2 puzzle maker?
I would prefer any topic in Physics. I have studied topics in Kinematics. I liked the video of conservation of momentum for example that you did. I just want to do any simple Physics demonstration in my class.
Hi Aayush,
You can get Portal 2 from the Steam Store (store.steampowered.com) or, if you try teachwithportals.com, you might be able to get an educational version!
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Is The Portal 2 a simulation game that a physics teacher may purchase. Can you demonstrate an inelastic and elastic collision showing the velocity before the collision and after?
Hi Vic,
Actually, Portal 2 is a physics simulation game that’s free for educators. You can get it at http://www.teachwithportals.com/
I made a demonstration video about elastic and inelastic collisions. Check it out!
Hi. I am a student in grade 12 and for my project in my school im trying to take the idea of teaching physics through video games. Can you recommend a simple demonstration video that I could do in front of my class with portal 2 puzzle maker?
Hi aayusho,
I’d be glad to give you a recommendation. What are you studying in physics? What kind of Portal levels do you like?
I would prefer any topic in Physics. I have studied topics in Kinematics. I liked the video of conservation of momentum for example that you did. I just want to do any simple Physics demonstration in my class.
Hi, I was wondering how can I get the software? I am a student and I would like to demonstrate in front of my Physics class.
Hi Aayush,
You can get Portal 2 from the Steam Store (store.steampowered.com) or, if you try teachwithportals.com, you might be able to get an educational version!
Isn’t it only possible to get the educational version only by teachers? Because I’m not a teacher I cannot sign up for it?
hi 🙂 where i can download this “portal 2”? can you sen me a link?