@denziideng: Back to school! Learn physics this way to get into Tsinghua or Peking University! No more staring at static PPTs for co…
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Ako AI is an AI-powered online simulation tool that generates interactive physics lesson plans, allowing teachers to create draggable experiments for concepts like convex lens imaging.
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Back to school! Learn physics this way to get into Tsinghua or Peking University! No more staring at static PPTs for convex lens imaging—drag the object distance and watch how the light path changes, so intuitive!
Real object demos are hard to control, animations don’t let students adjust themselves? Virtual images, real images, magnification, reduction—all relying on the teacher gesturing with their mouth? Abstract concepts always tough to explain visually?
With Ako AI online simulation tool, just describe your teaching needs in everyday language and it generates draggable interactive lesson plans—this thing is too powerful:
Voice-generate lesson plans: Explain your teaching needs clearly, and interactive experiments pop right out
Draggable in class: Tweak object distance or focal length, and light path, image size, virtual/real instantly update
Preset common scenarios: Camera, projector, magnifying glass—tap to switch
Keep tweaking: Lines overlapping? Need to double-check knowledge points? Just give feedback in plain speak
Try it: https://reakh.com
Teachers of all subjects, save this—abstract optics and such knowledge finally lets students twist the parameters themselves; this is the revolution AI brings to education!
#教学工具 #物理课件 #AI教育
Denzii 🕊️ (@denziideng): 不安装、不上云、不付费,浏览器里的本地Office来了,Word/Excel/PPT拖进来就能编辑下载!🔥
在线文档一打开就把文件丢云端?隐私敏感材料根本不敢传?😭
开发者绝对喜欢的 ZIZIYI Office 核心就狠在这:
✅ 纯浏览器编辑:docx、xlsx、pptx 直接开
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