Clock simulation

[fxsuprapto]

Hi Guru,
I have a problem to teach my little daughter about how to 'read' time.
Especially to give her understanding the difference between digital and analog clock.

What I'm thinking is a small simulation program where she can play and learn easily.
Have search in this website and could not find one.
I'll not ask you to create the program, that will waste your valueable time.
But in case you already have, would you please upload?

Thankyou very much.

Cheers,
fx

[Fu-Kwun Hwang]

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I did have an analog clock. But it did not have digital display and it only for display purpose.
Because you ask for teaching purpose, so I modified the code and make it draggable.
I hope this is what you want.
You can drag the the arrow (for minute and hour) to change the time or change it with slider bar.
Click "show" check box to display the time in digital format.

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[fxsuprapto]

Wow.... I do appreciate your help.
Unfortunately I'm in a business trip, must wait until sometime next next week 

But, this one is really what I'm thinking of....... thank you very much 

[Charyze]

Hi Sir Fu-Kwun Hwang, can you pls. send me (jubycharyze_merca@yahoo.com) the source code of this clock simulation that you made. this  would be a big help to us for our Modeling and Simulation subject. we were asked to find some downloadable simulators(with source code) here in the net. i am hoping for your response. Thank you! 

[Fu-Kwun Hwang]

Click the download line just below the applet and you will get the EJS source code.
You can open it in EJS. It is the same for all the simulations created with EJS at this web site.

[Charyze]

thank you sir 
but unfortunately, i just cant figured out where i can see the source code there,  and also i cant open the .xml file when i downloaded it. 

[Fu-Kwun Hwang]

You need to install EJS and open the xml file with EJS.
Official web site for EJS

[sevin.mostafa]

thanks for all dear....

[lookang]

i have created a brand new clock HTML5 version

http://iwant2study.org/ospsg/index.php/interactive-resources/mathematics/measurement-and-geometry/measurement/2-time/425-clockgeogebrawee

or

http://iwant2study.org/ospsg/index.php/425

enjoy!

i also fixed my minute hand drag problem based on this XML version

ctam = Math.atan2(mx,my);
var mxtest = Math.sin(ctam); //new position angles
var mytest =Math.cos(ctam);
if ((vmtest-vm)<-30){ //postive direction example 1 - 59
   detect=1;
// t = Math.floor(t/3600)*3600+3600+ vmtest*60;
// detect=0; // make it do once only
  }
 else if ((vmtest-vm)>30){ //negative direction example 59 - 1
   detect=-1;
// t = Math.floor(t/3600)*3600-3600+ vmtest*60;
// detect=0; // make it do once only
  }
  else {
   detect=0;
  
   }
  
  t = Math.floor(t/3600)*3600+ detect*3600+ vmtest*60; // assign value of t based on vmtest

Thank you Prof Hwang!

[alexatmedia]

great topic you are sharing here really thank you i was looking for this