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Electric Charge (Electric Fields and Electricity – Class 1 – Physics)

As a physics teacher, I can be quite amazed how some students manage to go through chemical or electrical engineering courses and even pass their exams witho...
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Platform: Skillshare
Video: 52m
Language: English
Next start: On Demand

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About the course

As a physics teacher, I can be quite amazed how some students manage to go through chemical or electrical engineering courses and even pass their exams without really understanding what an electric charge actually is!

Yes, it’s a “+” or a “-“. But a “+” or “-“ what?

Usually, those students manage by learning the “rules”,but in the end, they do not get a precise feel of what they are doing. Confronted with a new situation or problem, they can end up feeling quite lost

This class is aimed at preventing that: here you will learn what a charge really is through 10 videos.

Episode 1 explains how a charge is actually a property, not a definite body or object.

Episode 2 presents how a charge is quantified by introducing the concept of elementary charge.

Episode 3 details the principle of conservation of charge.

Episode 4 develops the idea that charges attract or repel each other.

Episode 5 explains that the motion of charges forms a current.

Episode 6 explains why some materials are electrical conductors, and others electrical insulators.

Episodes 7 and 8 plays with static electricity by showing you ‘magic’ tricks. Of course, these episodes explain also what is really going on physically.

Episode 9 is maybe the most important episode as it develops the real definition of an electric charge, using the notion of electric field.

Episode 10 is a little quiz that will help you check your new understanding of the concept of electric charge.

If you follow this class till the end, you will have a good understanding of what an electric charge is. This will able you to enroll with confidence in any other science course where electric charges are involved.

This class is the first of a series that I intend to produce on Electric Fields and Electricity. If all goes according to plan, the following classes will be Coulomb’s forces, Electric Fields, DC Electric Circuits and If I have the time, Magnetism, Electromagnetic Induction and Capacitance.

Enjoy!

Edouard Reny, PhD, Tutor in Physics.

What can you learn from this course?

There are two projects associated with this class.

The main project is related to Episode 7 and 8 (Electrostatic Games). In these videos I showed you two examples of how you can perform some electrostatic magic by moving objects without touching them.

Can you figure out other fun examples? If you do share it with the community!

_ Post in the student project section something documenting your experiment (a video using your smartphone would be great). I do not know if Skillshare allows student to upload videos. If they don’t, paste us a link to it.
_ Using what you have learned in this class, try to figure what is really going on physically with your experiment (how do the electric charges move and interact with each other). And share your thoughts with us!

The second project consists in working out the questions of the Quiz. You do not need to post your answer, but if you have any questions or need a clarification, I am at your disposal! You can find the questions and the answers in the attached pdf.

Wishing you a lot of electrostatic fun!

What you need to start the course?

There is no prerequisite, anyone can begin this course.. This course is also great for beginners without any Electricity knowledge.

Who is this course is made for?

This course is suitable for beginners.

Are there coupons or discounts for Electric Charge (Electric Fields and Electricity - Class 1 - Physics) ? What is the current price?

You can enrol in this course with a Skillshare subscription that costs $8/month, but you start with a FREE 7-day trial. You can also enrol in thousands of courses on a variety of topics with your subscription, including several Electricity courses.
The average price is $15.9 of 51 Electricity courses. So this course is -100% more expensive than the average Electricity course on Skillshare.

Will I be refunded if I'm not satisfied with the Electric Charge (Electric Fields and Electricity - Class 1 - Physics) course?

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Are there any financial aid for this course?

At the moment we couldn't find any available scholarship forElectric Charge (Electric Fields and Electricity - Class 1 - Physics), but you can access more than 30 thousand classes for $8/month on Skillshare, including this one!

Who will teach this course? Can I trust Edouard RENY?

Edouard RENY has created 21 courses that got 434 reviews which are generally positive. Edouard RENY has taught 5,018 students and received a 4.7 average review out of 434 reviews. Depending on the information available, we think that Edouard RENY is an instructor that you can trust.
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