Experiments are an effective way to teach, but doing experiments remotely is hard work. It takes a long time. It's annoying to have to do. I spent a good five hours today putting together a video of me rolling a marble down a tube. I suggest that you get students to do experiments at home but you should also be doing them yourself. Videos aren't a replacement for students getting hands-on, but they are a bad alternative.

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