Prisma Fysik is an educational resource for upper-secondary Physics 1 and Physics 2, built around interactive simulations and related exercises. Its approach invites learners to measure, test, and calculate in virtual environments designed to resemble practical laboratory work. Students can explore physics concepts by making their own observations and using the results to solve problems.

The material covers topics including scientific methods, density, mechanics, projectile motion, force and pressure, motion, waves, and light refraction. Activities include weighing aluminium pieces and measuring their volume to determine density through regression, aiming a simulated cannon to investigate projectile motion, and using a pool with pressure gauges, a lock, and a winch to study water pressure and buoyancy. Learners can also examine real-time position-time and velocity-time graphs, explore how laser light bends in glass, guide light through an optical fibre, and separate white light into a spectrum.

Prisma Fysik combines subject-specific practice with hands-on digital exploration, helping students connect measurements, visual models, and calculations across key physics topics.