Videos by MIT Engineering K-12 Video Pilot 1 (12)

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An Introduction to Calorimetry (MIT...

Added almost 2 years ago | 00:06:35 | 4863 views

Jacob and Erica learn about measuring energy through calorimetry.

2nd Floor Gravity (MIT Engineering ...

Added almost 2 years ago | 00:02:38 | 1708 views

How Artificial Intelligence Learns ...

Added almost 2 years ago | 00:28:47 | 8916 views

How artificial intelligence learns from biological intelligence An introduction to computational neuroscience. For the MIT K-12 Outreach pilot study. By Evan Ehrenberg

Beam Bending: Avoiding Failure (MIT...

Added almost 2 years ago | 00:10:22 | 5654 views

Video covers the basics of beam bending, including: stress, strain, Young's Modulus, area moment of inertia, deflection, and yield stress. An example is used to demonstrate the accuracy of the beam bending equations.

Discovering the Scientific Method (...

Added almost 2 years ago | 00:07:06 | 4913 views

The Shape of Sound (MIT Engineering...

Added almost 2 years ago | 00:11:50 | 1720 views

This is a high-resolution version of the previous submission. Please use this one instead. Produced by Josh Batson and Yoni Kahn.

Plot This! (MIT Engineering K-12 Vi...

Added almost 2 years ago | 00:09:57 | 4453 views

The same set of data can send many different messages, depending on the context you present it in. The first thing you want to decide when considering how to plot your data is what message you are trying to send. The type of graph you ...

Making Waves (MIT Engineering K-12 ...

Added almost 2 years ago | 00:10:19 | 1473 views

Take a Spin on the Centrifuge (MIT ...

Added almost 2 years ago | 00:10:18 | 4857 views

This video uses Man-Vehicle Lab’s human centrifuge to discuss centripetal force and countermeasures for astronaut bone and muscle loss in space. It shows the mathematics required to calculate centripetal force, and performs an experimen...