u/PullingHardOnPlastic

Hi All,

Please checkout my Electric Circuits simulator, it is pretty detailed, covering everything from basic parallel and series circuits with bulbs and resistors, all the way up to capacitors, Hall sensors and transistors. It includes a wide range of pre-made circuits (don't worry, you can build your own, too), visualisations of the current flow and teacher mode where you can toggle outputs on and off to test students. You can also save, load and share circuits so you can build activity sequences to use with students.

Full disclosure: This is all AI-coded, which I know upsets some people, but I make my peace with it by making tools that I think are genuinely useful and will help you teach and your students learn which I would otherwise simply not be able to make...I perhaps should learn to code, but I am long past the age where such learning comes easily if at all! It is 100% free, no-ads, entirely self-funded; I am not trying to make money, just trying to be useful.

I hope you enjoy it! Feedback always welcomed.

Hi All,

Please check out my latest simulation on magnets and magnetism (vibe coded - sorry to the AI skeptics!). Full disclosure: the link is to my own website, which is 100% free, no ads, self-funded...I'm not trying to make money, just trying tob be useful!

It covers most of what we teach in the UK including:
- Permanent vs induced magnetism
- Magnet interactions~
- Magnetic fields
- Compasses
- Plotting magnetic fields
- Investigating induced magnetism

This covers up to about age 18 here in the UK, so hopefully it will useful in most of your school contexts too.

Let me know your thoughts!...I am aware that with more than one bar magnet the field lines don't always work out properly, despite many arguments with the robot, I simply wasn't able to get it to find a solution that was both accurate and fast.