RoxWhy Library
Interactive 3D books you can turn, move and take apart.
The RoxWhy Library holds interactive books. The first is RoxWhy Physics: 15 chapters on mechanics, electricity and magnetism, each built around a 3D figure you can move and take apart.
Open RoxWhy PhysicsYou can also open it from Learning in the app. It uses no credits.
What level is it?
RoxWhy Physics is being adapted for Australian senior physics, chapter by chapter. Adapted chapters come first on the contents page. So far that means Kinematics, Newton’s laws and Circuits. Each chapter shows the year its topic is usually taught.
The other chapters are still the original US AP chapters. They suit senior-school students and above, some pages use calculus, and they have not been checked against Australian courses, so use them to understand ideas rather than as a list of what your course covers. Extension marks topics beyond most Year 12 courses.
How to use it
- Open a chapter from the contents page.
- Scroll, or press the left and right arrow keys, to turn the page. On a phone, swipe or use the arrows at the top.
- Drag the figure to turn it.
- Hover over part of the figure to light it up, then click it to break it down. On a phone, tap it.
- Press Esc to put it back.
- Try the practice questions on each page. Your answers are not saved.
Ask your tutor about a page
The book and the tutor are not connected yet. To talk through a page, open chat and tell your tutor what the page says or which idea you are stuck on.