Mathematics Education and the Internet
A special session on mathematics education and the internet was held as
part of the 932nd meeting of the AMS at Manhattan, KS on March 27-28,
1998. This site has abstracts of the talks presented and links to sites
mentioned in the talks. Questions and
comments should be sent to the session organizer, Andrew G. Bennett, at
bennett@math.ksu.edu
Talks (Click on titles for abstracts and links)
Ladnor Geissinger, University of North Carolina
Mathwright Library: Interactive Math Workbooks on the Web
Samuel Dooley, Watson Research Center, IBM
Interactive Mathematical Documents via the
IBM techexplorer Hypermedia Browser
Thomas Banchoff, Brown University
Interactive Geometry on the Internet: Four "Site
Visits"
Davide Cervone, Union College
Mathematics on the Web: Looking Back and Looking
Forward.
Judith Baxter, University of Illinois, Chicago
Training Teaching Assistants with the help of the
Internet
William Mueller, University of Arizona
Effective Design of Computer-Based Instructional
Materials for Mathematics
Andrew G. Bennett, Kansas State University
Web-based labs in elementary differential
equations
John Emert, Ball State University
A Colloquium on the Mathematics of Games
Mark Sapir, Vanderbilt University
On Line Testing in Mathematics Courses
Michael Gage, University of Rochester
WebWork - Web based homework delivery
Eugene Klotz, Swarthmore University
Using the Internet for Teaching and Learning
Mathematics Outside the Traditional Course Structure
V. Frederick Rickey, Bowling Green State University
Student Evaluation of the Quality of History of
Mathematics Web Pages