Credits

CREDITS

I wrote the Physics Companion CD-ROM using the facilities of Kentucky Educational Television where I am the distance learning Physics teacher. If you would like to know more about that project, you might start by visiting the KET distance learning web site.

I would like to extend my thanks to the following:

Doug Campbell, my director (no Physics teacher ever needed one more), for his assistance with the video clips and for his patience, which ran out long ago.
Karen Cash, for HTML help and generally keeping the program running in spite of me.
John Christopher for his insights into physics teaching and learning.
Mike Ginter for his art work, particularly the opening splash page, the 3-D animations, and the backgrounds and color schemes.
John Gorman and Liz Hobson for making the whole project possible.
Alt.Al Hoffman who can fix 'em almost as fast as I can break 'em.
Dave Hempy who provided transportation in his ultralight plane for the aerial views. (I'm feeling much better now, thanks.)
Jane Ireland, "who can keep her head when all about her..."
The KET education consultants for their encouragement and insights into the needs of our students. Particular thanks to Jeff Gray for his willingness to sit around the pool and discuss these crazy fantasies of teaching Physics via CD-ROM.
Joe Pearson for his assistance with the design of the front end and his assistance with the HTML coding. His Frame Flipper Javascript program is also greatly appreciated.
Paul Stackhouse for his assistance with the overall design of the project and the creation of the actual CD-ROMS.
My distance learning students who are my (willing?) beta testers.
My son Matt Duncan for his Chuck Guy image.
My entire family who wonder where I've been.

Chuck Duncan

Most of the animations in the Physics Companion were made with Macromedia Splash. The movies in the Physics Companion are Quicktime movies. The Physics Companion is optimized for use with Netscape 3.0x. At this time, some functions will not work with Communicator 4 or Internet Explorer.

Most of the animations in the Physics Companion were made with Macromedia Splash.	The movies in the Physics Companion are Quicktime movies.	The Physics Companion is optimized for use with Netscape 3.0x. At this time, some functions will not work with Communicator 4 or Internet Explorer.