iNSIGHT Stereograms vs CloudLabs Vector addition

Stereograms create an illusion of depth because slightly different images are presented to each eye. They simulate the real-world situation in which each eye views the world from a slightly different position. Different types of stereograms, including random-element, line, and stereo photographs are presented. Requires red-green or red-blue glasses. iNSIGHT is a curriculum supplement for experimental psychology, sensation and perception, vision science, and optometry lab classes. There are two different types of iNSIGHT apps: experiments and interactive demonstrations. Experiments are real psychophysical procedures (NOT simulations) that generate real data. Demonstrations illustrate a visual phenomenon and allow students to manipulate the effect. Each lab is complete with a quick-start guide, detailed instructions, background information, and one or more guided exercises. To see how iNSIGHT works, try the FREE iNSIGHT Color Mixing app. A printable PDF Student Guide that contains the exercises and other supporting materials, and a Teacher Guide are available at www.polyhedronlearning.com/see_apps_insight.html

This laboratory practice has a Cartesian plane available, in which the user can draw and operate different vectors to carry out the sum of two vectors, by means of the graphical method of the parallelogram. In the simulator, the magnitude of the vectors, the angle and the components in X and Y are obtained.