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200th gif


I've just published my 200th animated gif and here it is. These are made using Camtasia and are very useful for showing anything with movement, which is almost everything in physics. This one is used to show the correct answer in a multiple choice question (Capacitors) but I also use them a lot when trying to explain how to use software like GeoGebra.

Actually I have published a lot more than 200 but I've only been counting since I upgraded my version of Camtasia and this one here is really the 201st since the 200th was too big for the page. Our editor interface gives us lots of interesting statistics, the total number of images is 3,785,  and the number of words is 452, 833 on 962 pages.

All good things to look at when procrastinating.

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