%0 Journal Article %T Learning Introductory Level Physics with Phys-TikToks %A Hashini Mohottala %A Marcus Santa Maria %A Rohan Jacob %A Hailey Martinez %A Ravindu Karunaratne %A Mitchell Hart %A Carla Silva %A William Downey %J Creative Education %P 2085-2095 %@ 2151-4771 %D 2023 %I Scientific Research Publishing %R 10.4236/ce.2023.1411132 %X This paper discusses the advantages of integrating TikTok videos into introductory physics education, leveraging the popularity of this social media platform among teens and college students. TikTok¡¯s concise, attention-grab- bing, and engaging video format is demonstrated to enhance information retention compared to conventional platforms like YouTube. Our experimentation involved introducing videos, known as ¡°Phys-TikToks¡±, into an introductory-level physics course focused on the mechanics of the human body. We empowered students to create these informative TikToks, supported by a dedicated Google page, ¡°Phys-TikTok-com¡±, housing crucial topics, chapter summaries, TikTok-friendly problems, and the corresponding videos. Sharing this resource across the class and other sections ignited collaborative physics discussions and significantly bolstered students¡¯ knowledge. This approach not only injected enjoyment into learning physics but also proved invaluable in addressing educational disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Ultimately, we aim to harness TikTok¡¯s addictive allure to enrich students¡¯ learning experiences, cultivate their enthusiasm for physics, and extend this innovative pedagogical strategy to diverse academic domains. %K TikTok %K Phys-TikTok %K Physics Pedagogy %K Physics Education %U http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=128930