Getting Started with Vernier Video Analysis Part 4 Analyze Vertical Motion

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Let’s get started with Vernier Video Analysis®! In Part 4 of this series, we’ll guide you through opening a previously saved Video Analysis file and working with imported data. This video focuses on analyzing the vertical motion of a projectile using different graph options, curve fits, and statistical tools. You’ll also learn how to save your data as a .vmbl file and export graphs for reporting. • Need a Refresher? Start at the Beginning. • Part 1: How to Set Up and Capture Your Own Video: • Getting Started with Vernier Video An... • Part 2: How to Import and Set Up a Video File for Analysis: • Getting Started with Vernier Video An... • Part 3: Analyze Horizontal Motion: • Getting Started with Vernier Video An... • Part 4: Analyze Vertical Motion • We’d love to answer any questions you have about the Vernier Video Analysis or our technology. Contact us at [email protected]. • Product Links: • • Vernier Video Analysis: https://www.vernier.com/physics/verni... • Engage your physics students in hands-on learning and help them make connections between the classroom and the real world. With this streamlined app, students can use prerecorded videos or capture their own with their mobile devices to measure types of motion that they can’t measure with a sensor. • We are a science education company dedicated to providing high-quality solutions for today’s STEM classrooms. Our comprehensive solutions include hardware, software, content, assessment, professional development, and technical support. Learn more at https://www.vernier.com/ • Follow Us On • • Twitter: / vernierst • • Facebook: / vernierse • • Instagram: / verniereducation • • LinkedIn: / vernierst

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