It’s been more than a week since we held a workshop on academic teaching with phyphox for the first time. I picked the phrase “for the first time” with intent because this workshop has been a huge success and it is quite likely to be held again in the future.
A total of 25 participants from the RWTH Aachen University and a whole range of German educational institutions gathered to learn about ways to use phyphox in lectures and associated exercises. There was not just an introduction to the app and a presentation of our use of phyphox in physics lectures at RWTH Aachen University, but also hands-on experiences for experiments and our experiment editor as well as discussions on the future of phyphox.