Living Physics Portal: BMP Sample Ch 2 QTi Files - GRF during walking and running

Abstract: This sub-resource contains sample Canvas assignments (exported as QTI .zip files) developed from the corresponding BMP curriculum TEXT and AQ. QTi files can be imported into instructors’ Learning Management System (LMS) and edited for formative and summative assessment per instructors’ needs. Please contact your institutional eLearning administrator for additional support or refer to Canvas Instructor Guide, https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Instructor-Guide/How-do-I-import-quizzes-from-QTI-packages/ta-p/1046. Please see BMP Forces Acting in the Human Body INTRODUCTION for information on complete BMP Curricular Resources.

Resource Types: In-class activity, Pre-class assignment, Homework, Exam problem, Instructor supplement, Restricted access

Authors:

Nancy Donaldson

Rockhurst University

Mayuri Gilhooly

University of New England

Ralf Widenhorn

Portland State University

Priya Jamkhedkar

Portland State University

TOPICS

Physics Topics:

Classical Mechanics > Applications of Newton's Laws > Friction

Classical Mechanics > Motion in One Dimension > Acceleration, Position & Displacement, Velocity

Classical Mechanics > Motion in Two Dimensions > 2D Acceleration, 2D Velocity, Center of Mass

Classical Mechanics > Newton's First Law > Inertia at Rest, Inertia in Motion, Measuring Inertia

Classical Mechanics > Newton's Second Law > Accelerated Reference Frames, Force & Acceleration, Interacting Objects

Classical Mechanics > Newton's Third Law > Action/Reaction

Life Sciences Topics:

Biomechanics > Biomechanics of Daily Activities, Exercise Biomechanics, Locomotion and Gait, Sports/dance Performance

Math Topics:

Graphical Analysis

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Forces Acting in the Human Body Biomedically Relevant Introductory Physics (BMP) > BMP Sample Ch 2 QTi Files - GRF during walking and running

BMP Sample Ch 2 QTi Files - GRF during walking and running

Ground Reaction Force.pdf

BMP CH 2 Canvas QTi - GRF.zip

Ground Reaction Force.pdf

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INSTRUCTOR GUIDE

IMPLEMENTATION

Equipment required: Computers / software

Basic implementation tips & tricks: Sample Canvas assignments (exported as QTI .zip files) developed from the corresponding BMP curriculum TEXT and AQ can be imported into instructors’ Learning Management System (LMS) and edited for formative and summative assessment per instructors’ needs. Please contact your institutional eLearning administrator for additional support or refer to Canvas Instructor Guide, https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Instructor-Guide/How-do-I-import-quizzes-from-QTI-packages/ta-p/1046

How does this resource fit into the flow of your course? Instructors can use these QTi files as Pre-class work, In-class work, or Assessment in Homework/Quizzes. Files provide an easy way to implement student work online.

PEDAGOGY

Pedagogical approach: Peer Instruction / Think-Pair-Share; Collaborative problem-solving; Conceptually-oriented activities; Context-rich problems; Guided inquiry

Skills / Competencies: Multiple representations; Intuition building; Evaluating models; Analyzing experimental data; Applying physical principles; Interdisciplinarity

What insights or realizations do you hope students gain from this resource? This resource will allow instructors to easily import material from BMP Chapter 2 - Forces in the Human Body into their Learning Management Systems (LMS). Instructors can open resource in their LMS and adapt to fit their instructional needs. Material can be used as Pre-Class Work, In-Class Work or Formative/Summative Assessment for Homework and Quizzes.

Why is this resource useful to life sciences students? Biomedically-Relevant Physics (BMP) Introductory Physics Curriculum Chapter 2 focuses on forces in the human body. QTI files are developed from the TEXT, LA and AQ for easy implementation/assessment in a Learning Management System. Questions are designed to encourage students to apply, evaluate and synthesize the content used in BMP Forces in the Human Body Chapter.

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License: CC BY-NC-SA - Attribution, No Commercial uses and Share Alike. Derivative works must have the same license.

Last Edit Date: July 7, 2023