Monday, February 1, 2010

How the Pulley on the Elevator Works?



Here is a Link becasue my Prezi on the blog is cut of:
Link To Prezi

6 comments:

  1. I think you did a great job of explaining the vocabulary that is used in physics. You might want to proof read super careful for gramatical errors though. I like the videos you post, maybe some more pictures would be good too. Keep up the good work!

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  2. Generally your presentation is very good, with prezi, i really enjoyed clicking around the page. However maybe because of some technical settings, the presentation is cut off at some places, showing only 3/4 of the block of words. Concept is correct and well written. However, it is indeed, a bit too wordy. But overall, good job.

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  3. You need two things:
    1. Add a title and a description to your Prezi (in the prezi website)
    2. Post a link to the prezi because it does not show well when watched in the browser.
    I agree with the comments about grammar and typos.

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  4. Please add a brief introduction in the body of your posting.
    Explain what each symbol stand for (FT= tension) and what is causing these forces.
    Check the spelling on your Prezi. The last paragraph spells acceleration incorrectly.

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  5. Good job! You need to check your spelling though and proofread. Also, you might want to explain how there is tension on the sides of the elevator because I was a little confused on that part.

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  6. The picture that you added there is a really good idea, loved it. generally the script is still kind of cut off, but i guess it can only be fixed by posting a link. i think when you are talking about the the guide rails and pulley on the picture, it is best to show the picture first THEN try to explain it, because when i saw the text at first, i did not know what to look at. with that improvement, your presentation should be excellent

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