While Interactive Physics was originally a STEM tool for classroom use, its impact went far beyond textbooks. It is most famously known today as the .
1989 Publisher: Knowledge Revolution Platform: Macintosh (Primary), later Windows interactive physics 1989
The defining feature of Interactive Physics was its . In an era where educational software was often little more than digital flashcards, Interactive Physics gave the user a set of tools that felt like a mix between an Erector Set and a drawing program. While Interactive Physics was originally a STEM tool
For a generation of students (and curious adults), Interactive Physics turned "homework" into "what happens if I drop a 500kg weight on a seesaw?" interactive physics 1989