[remotemass (OP)]

Please excuse me, here is a link:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQ0zOMWsXeBTAHbeXO6cYfUCb5zEWGpCCdUEiFV2y2fRA0r0LRtg7YQk86H951vAlHj1UnKjiOco6hO/pub

How could that books to learn Physics using LabVIEW be and be used in school environments?

Kind regards,
Daniel Alexandre, BEng(Hons)
London, UK

[alancalverd]

The problem is that Labview doesn't teach physics. It's just a bunch of cartoons that look like what would happen if the laws of physics are true. That's fine if you are an engineer - you assume the laws of physics, because they work most of the time, and Labview gives you a good idea of how your system will work when you build it. But learning physics is about discovering and testing the laws, so you can investigate and explain why the system doesn't quite work as you hoped.   

ES's thread on the capacitor is a fine example!

[Zer0]

In simpler words...

There is a Difference between Knowing the Truth, & Understanding why it is True.