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Update on Simple Physics, Simple Website

By Christopher Moore

The other day I wrote about the website face lift. Here is a little update.

Concerning ads: I cut the number of ads served per page in half. And as I predicted, the ad revenue has doubled! It is weird, I know. This doesn’t mean the site is raking in the dough. Double the ad revenue per day buys an extra pack of gum. So I still have my hand out and a sign that says “will do physics problems for food.” At least I do not have to worry about starving my dogs so that I can pay my bandwidth bill.

Integrating the forum: For a few days, if you used most versions of Internet Explorer you would have had a pretty hard time reading the forum. The text was tiny! It looked great in Firefox, Safari, and Opera, but IE just couldn’t handle it. I fixed that. Image upload apparently is still not working for IE though. I will be fixing that. Another reason to Get Firefox.

Writing the tutorials: I have been busy writing physics tutorials. You can of course see what I’ve done so far by clicking the “Tutorials” link above. I will be updating them daily. Feel free to leave comments about what I have up so far. I’ve enabled comments for each page. When I’m all done, I’ll be publishing a print version for those who are interested. If your comments prove to be significantly useful, you’ll get a mention in the acknowledgements.

Other projects in the works: Each section of the tutorials will be accompanied by an online, graded quiz and a video demonstration or two. I’m working on adding many more problems to the Solution Generator. And I’ll get back to writing about common misconceptions in physics real soon.

That’s it.


Posted on: Tuesday April 11th 2006, 9:54 pm
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