20th International Conference on
Multimedia in Physics Teaching and Learning

Download the Selected Papers and the Proceedings here. more

The Program and Book of Abstracts is now available. more

Conference days: September 9–11, 2015; Abstract submission deadline: May 31, 2015; Early registration: June, 2015; Regular registration: July–August, 2015; Paper submission deadline: December 31, 2015 more

The International Conference on Multimedia in Physics Teaching and Learning provides an annual forum to exchange information and ideas about the use of multimedia in physics teaching and learning. MPTL2015 is the twentieth in the series of these workshops. more

The purpose of the 20th MPTL Workshop is to bring together people working in physics educational research and in physics education at all educational levels and developers of multimedia learning tools from the whole world to enable them to share research results and exchange experience. more

• Author Guidelines for Proposals

• Michael Dubson: "Apples vs. Oranges: Comparison of Student Performance in a MOOC vs. a Brick-and-Mortar Course"
• Christian Hackenberger: "A Dance with Electrons"
• Wouter van Joolingen: "Drawing-based modelling to foster early science learning"
• David Lowe: "Remote laboratories and mediated interactions: the real opportunity for enhancing learning"
• Jochen Schieck (EPS Invited Speaker): "Particle Physics – three years after the discovery of the Higgs"

Some hotels in Munich where rooms are arranged for MPTL-Conference more

LMU Munich’s historic Main Building is located in the heart of the city. Since parking facilities near the Downtown Campus are extremely limited, we recommend that you use Munich’s excellent public transportation network. more