The Visual Quantum Mechanics project is developing instructional materials about quantum physics for high school and college students. Instructional units and/or courses are being created for high school and college non-science students, pre-medical and biology students, and science and engineering majors. Each set of the teaching-learning materials integrates interactive visualizations with inexpensive materials and written documents in an activity-based environment.

The original Visual Quantum Mechanics project developed materials for high school students and for non-science college students.	Teaching-learning materials for science and engineering students who have complete a two-semester calculus-based physics course.
Instructional Units	Tutorials
Software	Software
On-line instruction
Sampler
Equipment Lists
Interactive Engagements for use in an upper-level undergraduate quantum mechanics course are now in development. Some materials are available for testing.	Using contemporary medical diagnosis tools as motivation the project is creating a course in modern physics for students interested in medicine and the biological sciences.
AVQM Materials	Project Web site

Glossary	Complete	NARST 99 QM Session
Atoms through the Ages
Links

This project is supported by the National Science Foundation under grants ESI-9452782 and DUE-9652888 and by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Opinions are those of the project staff and not necessarily those of the Foundation or the Institute