Welcome to APlusPhysics

Anyone can learn physics. We help!

Designed to assist high school and college physics students, APlusPhysics is a free online resource that focuses on problem solving, understanding, and real-world applications in the context of courses such as NY Regents Physics, Honors Physics, and AP^* Physics courses (AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Physics C - Mechanics, and AP Physics C - Electricity & Magnetism).

We cover key topics in our physics tutorials and physics videos, and demonstrate how the principles and applications of introductory physics extend outside the classroom through:

Courses:

Physics courses targeted toward specific high school physics curricula such as AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Physics C, NY Regents Physics, and Honors Physics with sample problems, videos, course notes, interactive tests, and tons of sample problems.

Tutorials:

Video tutorials for AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Physics C, Regents Physics, and Honors Physics, walking you through fundamentals and basic problem solving methodologies step-by-step.

Projects:

Hands-on applications of physics principles to build skills, understanding and confidence with real-world applications.

Community:

Integrated community providing students and instructors a haven to discuss and debate current topics in physics; seek out and provide help with challenging high school physics problems; build a better understanding of key concepts; and explore current research and frontiers in physics.

Educators:

Resources and activities for physics teachers including forensic labs, WebQuests, an educator-only discussion forum and the Semiconductor Technology Enrichment Program.

Blogs:

Individual and group blogs for students and instructors, providing further opportunities to reflect on concepts and applications while fostering our physics learning community, as well as the Physics In Flux blog which explores redefining the traditional high school physics classroom.

Videos:

Detailed video repository containing hundreds of lessons, tutorials, demonstrations, and explanations, all sorted by topic and level.

Downloads:

Worksheets, guidesheets, lessons, practice exams, and electronic books all targeted toward high school physics, including educator-only sections.