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Abstracts for Session 8
Saturday, 10:00am

8A. David Ewing, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, MO Internet Interacting High School Math Lessons
This session will demonstrate and share several math lessons that allow students to interact with the web. The lessons will cover several high school mathematics topics in grades 8 thru 12 and will use volunteers from the EXPO audience to demonstrate. This presentation goes beyond simply downloading data from the world-wide web.
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8B. Nora Strasser, Friends University, Wichita, KS Using E-mail and Asymetrix Toolbook Quizzes Via the Web to Teach Algebra
At Friends University, a college algebra course has been developed that uses E-mail to deliver the lessons and web-based quizzes. This talk will be on the success of the course, and what problems occurred. A demonstration of the Asymetrix Toolbook software and construction of the quizzes will be included.
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8C. Chuck Ames, retired from Newfane High School, Newfane, NY; Educational Consultant for Sharp Electronics, Tulsa, OK Parametrics, Polars, Powers, and Polygons, Part II
This talk will cover some of the basics of generating the roots of complex numbers through parametric and polar equations with the use of regular polygons (as in last year's talk). Then the speaker will continue by demonstrating the powers of complex numbers through a spiral and by generating the conic sections using both polar and parametric equations. He will use the Sharp EL9600 to demonstrate and will have calculators for participants to use during the session.
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