Screw quiz ready!

The video quiz for screws is ready to go.  Sorry it took me a little longer to put together, I'll give you more time to finish it.  Let's say end of day Monday.

Make sure you've started those simple machine problems, so you can ask questions Friday.

HW 9-23: Screw VidQuiz & SM Problems

The last Video Quiz!....(for simple machines)....(will be up shortly)

1.1.2 Simple Machine Problems - start them now so I can answer questions in class on Friday.  They are due Monday, 9-29.  You can find them on Its Learning.

HW 9-22: Inclined Plane & Wedge Calculations

• Video quiz on Its Learning for Inclined Planes & Wedges
• Start Activity 1.1.2 Simple Machine Problems located on Its Learning, due next Monday 9-29

Open House

HW 9-17: Pulleys VidQuiz

Complete the video quiz in Its Learning for Pulleys

http://youtu.be/g6oc2zxRhfY

HW 9-9: Wheel n Axle Video Quiz

DUE Wednesday night, 9-9, 11:55pm
1.1 Wheel n Axle Video Quiz

HW 9-8, Video Quiz - Levers, Professional Interview, Key Term Crossword

Due Tuesday, 9-8, 11:55pm

1.1 Video Quiz - Levers - 2 tries, best score

Due Friday, 9-12 in class

1.1 Key Terms Crossword, use 1.1 Key Terms to complete

Due Monday, 9-15 online

Interviewee Discussion Forum

HW 9-5: Video Quiz - Mechanical Advantage

Due Mon 9-8, 11:55PM
1.1 Video Quiz - Mechanical Advantage on Its Learning

• Watch the video 
• Answer 7 questions in the quiz
• You have 2 opportunities to take it.  Take your time and get it right.

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Today students completed the Marshmallow Challenge. <--Click Here to see them in action.

Tom Wujec presents some surprisingly deep research into the "marshmallow problem"-- a simple team-building exercise that involves spaghetti, one yard of tape, and a marshmallow.  Who can build the tallest tower?  And why does a surprising group always beat the average?