Frequently asked questions

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The library is organised by the physics rather than by a board. Every lesson opens with chips showing where it sits in the AQA, CIE and OCR A specifications, and the AQA, CIE and OCR A views map those specifications onto the library. An Edexcel view will follow.

Yes. Print them, project them, adapt them: the licence asks only for attribution and non-commercial use.

Where motion is the idea, the figure loops it: a wave travelling, a capacitor draining, a chain reaction being tamed. If your device asks for reduced motion, or you print a page, every moving figure shows a clean still frame instead.

InkPhysics is also a YouTube channel. The notes stand alone, and the channel carries worked walkthroughs in the same style.

In production. Each unit will ship as a free Anki deck with a printable pack alongside; the flashcards page tracks progress.

Please say so: leave a comment on any InkPhysics video and it will be read. Corrections ship quickly, and the whole site rebuilds as one piece, so a fix lands everywhere at once.

The sixty-eight core theory topics are all written. Dedicated required-practical pages are on the roadmap.