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I'm looking for a collection of physics video demonstrations (open sourced or licensed) for an online calculus-based class at the level of Halliday, Resnick, Walker textbook, covering EM waves, optics, special relativity, intro to quantum, and so on, basically the last third of the textbook.
I am aware of the resources such as MIT OCW and such, however, it's taking me too much time to compile videos available out there, reference them properly and so on, so I'm rather looking for a single resource where everything has been done, and there is a collection of standard demonstrations ready to be used in a lecture setting. I have considered the Ztek Physics videos collection (available at http://www.ztek.com/) with an appealing list of demonstrations at this level, however, it's a bit too old and way too expensive for me.
Thank you.
I am aware of the resources such as MIT OCW and such, however, it's taking me too much time to compile videos available out there, reference them properly and so on, so I'm rather looking for a single resource where everything has been done, and there is a collection of standard demonstrations ready to be used in a lecture setting. I have considered the Ztek Physics videos collection (available at http://www.ztek.com/) with an appealing list of demonstrations at this level, however, it's a bit too old and way too expensive for me.
Thank you.
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