Talk:Easy Java Simulations

At the start of the Easy Java Simulations article the {{Notability}} box is still present. On this talk page the 'proposed deletion box', dating from november 2008 is still present

I propose to remove those two boxes. --Cleonis | Talk 07:56, 27 July 2009 (UTC)

As evidence that EJS is actively taken up as an educational tool I present the following links.

• Todd Timberlake Berry College, Georgia
  • http://facultyweb.berry.edu/ttimberlake/copernican/ A set of computer simulations and curricular materials for teaching the history of astronomy from Ancient Greece to Isaac Newton.
  • http://www.compadre.org/osp/features/newsdetail.cfm?id=229 Workshop, Using Computer Simulations to Explore the History of Astronomy, European Science Education Research Association Event Aug 31, 2009 - Sep 04, 2009 in Istanbul, Turkey
• http://tp.lc.ehu.es/jma/mechanics.html A collection of EJS simulations, created by JM Aguirregabiria, for a course in Mechanics and Waves.
• http://rt210.sl.psu.edu/simulations/ State University, Collection of EJS applets, some of them adapted by Michael R. Gallis.

• http://www.physicsworkshops.org/PWEN/PWEN1.pdf Physics Workshop Electronic newsletter, March 2007, page 1-3, Karim Diff, Easy Java Simulation 101.5
• http://www.euclides.dia.uned.es/simulab-pfp/curso_online/cursoOnline_content_overview.htm Virtual-lab implementation with EJS
• http://www.jem-thematic.net/files_private/VirtualLab.pdf Dr A. Costa and M. Delgado, UNED Spain: Presentation, 30 slides, introducing EJS.