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Communicating Math on the Internet by John Gresham, PhD Math Department Ranger College Ranger, Texas 76470 After you register for the internet section of Math 1314, you will receive a login, password, and syllabus at your initial meeting with the instructor. This will allow you to access the college algebra material on the server. We will discuss course mechanics and in particular, spend some time in dealing with the question of how to communicate mathematical material over the internet. This article outlines some of the problems and how we deal with them at Ranger College. In a regular classroom, math is communicated by grabbing a sheet of paper and writing the appropriate symbols. The instructor generally does this on a blackboard. However, many of the symbols we use frequently in math are not available on the computer keyboard, and so some other method must be employed to communicate electronically. Here are some possibilities: 1. Take the sheet of paper and simply send it by fax! Of course, this technique requires both sender and receiver to have a fax machine available at all times and bypasses the internet altogether. 2. Scan the handwritten sheet, create a graphic file, and attach it to email. The problem here is that the graphic file may be huge, and this would present a bandwidth problem if either party had a slow connection.

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Communicating with Parents Advanced Search For Connected Mathematics to be successful, it is extremely important for districts to familiarize parents/guardians with the curriculum, address their concerns and questions, and keep them informed about what is happening in class and about their children's progress. The following sections are found below. Parent/Guardian Concerns Suggestions for Keeping Parents Informed Helping Parents Help Their Children With Homework ... Parent Assistance Booklets Parent/Guardian Concerns A problem-centered curriculum like Connected Mathematics will look quite different to parents/guardians than the mathematics curricula they studied in school. It is not easy to thumb through the materials and see the mathematics and the development of concepts, reasoning, and skills. To see the level of understanding and skills developed in the curriculum, one must examine teacher materials, student materials, the ensuing discussions in the classroom, and student work. It is important that districts address parent/guardian concerns and keep them thoroughly informed from the start about the mathematics that their children are studying. Parents/guardians need to understand the goals of the program. They should know that the primary goal is to have students make sense of mathematical concepts, become proficient with basic skills, and communicate their reasoning and understanding clearly. The concepts and topics students study should be familiar to parents/guardians, but they may need reassurance that significant and challenging mathematics is being studied. The emphasis on reasoning and communication may be less familiar. Parents/guardians may need help to understand that reasoning and communication are valued and that the program provides students with many opportunities to demonstrate their progress in these areas.

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Browse and Search the Library Home Math Topics : Communicating Math Library Home Search Full Table of Contents Suggest a Link ... Library Help Selected Sites (see also All Sites in this category Mathematics as a Language - Interactive Mathematics Miscellany and Puzzles, Alexander Bogomolny An essay defending the language of mathematics, including examples from plain English, linguistics, life sciences, physics and chemistry, and deliberate misuse, and math lingo: a bad meme virus. more>> A guide to mathematics writing for college students who want to learn mathematical style - math majors or prospective majors, or students who will go into other quantitative fields and expect to communicate with mathematics in their careers. You may contact the author to download the book; in addition, Advice on Note Taking, and Common Word Errors in Writing Mathematics (examples of ways students misuse key mathematical words like "equation") are online, together with the Table of Contents down to the subsubsection level (in plain text format). more>> Writing Math (Learning and Mathematics) - Joan Countryman; Math Forum

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Browse and Search the Library Home Math Topics : Communicating Math Library Home Search Full Table of Contents Suggest a Link ... Library Help Selected Sites (see also All Sites in this category Mathematics as a Language - Interactive Mathematics Miscellany and Puzzles, Alexander Bogomolny An essay defending the language of mathematics, including examples from plain English, linguistics, life sciences, physics and chemistry, and deliberate misuse, and math lingo: a bad meme virus. more>> A guide to mathematics writing for college students who want to learn mathematical style - math majors or prospective majors, or students who will go into other quantitative fields and expect to communicate with mathematics in their careers. You may contact the author to download the book; in addition, Advice on Note Taking, and Common Word Errors in Writing Mathematics (examples of ways students misuse key mathematical words like "equation") are online, together with the Table of Contents down to the subsubsection level (in plain text format). more>> Writing Math (Learning and Mathematics) - Joan Countryman; Math Forum

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Next: CMWH Syllabus Up: Courses at the Geometry Center Communicating Mathematics with Hypertext Communicating Math with Hypertext is an archive of resources, including lecture notes, sample pages and programs, and links to software useful for scientific web site design and management. The archive is based on the materials developed for a a short course of the same name sponsored by the Center in in June 3-7, 1996. Course Materials A Range of Mathematical Ideas Useful software resources Mathematics on the Web: Basic Methods Mathematics on the Web: Advanced methods ... Helping the World Find Your Site Sample Documents A side-by-side comparison. Several pages from the University of Minnesota Calculus Initiative are presented in HTML, image-based, PDF, dvi and WebEQ formats. Additional Information CMWH HyperNews Forum The following information about the original course is also available: The Original Course Announcement (January, 1996) The Original Course Syllabus (January, 1996) The Final Course Schedule (June, 1996) with links to the individual presentations Up: Courses at the Geometry Center The Geometry Center Home Page Comments to: webmaster@www.geom.uiuc.edu

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Next: CMWH Syllabus Up: Courses at the Geometry Center Communicating Mathematics with Hypertext Communicating Math with Hypertext is an archive of resources, including lecture notes, sample pages and programs, and links to software useful for scientific web site design and management. The archive is based on the materials developed for a a short course of the same name sponsored by the Center in in June 3-7, 1996. Course Materials A Range of Mathematical Ideas Useful software resources Mathematics on the Web: Basic Methods Mathematics on the Web: Advanced methods ... Helping the World Find Your Site Sample Documents A side-by-side comparison. Several pages from the University of Minnesota Calculus Initiative are presented in HTML, image-based, PDF, dvi and WebEQ formats. Additional Information CMWH HyperNews Forum The following information about the original course is also available: The Original Course Announcement (January, 1996) The Original Course Syllabus (January, 1996) The Final Course Schedule (June, 1996) with links to the individual presentations Up: Courses at the Geometry Center The Geometry Center Home Page Comments to: webmaster@www.geom.uiuc.edu

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Ranger College Department of Mathematics Math Cadre: John Gresham, Ph.D. email jgresham@ranger.cc.tx.us Mickey Sargent email msargent@ranger.cc.tx.us ... Developmental Math Exam Scientific Notebook is required to view the quizzes and notes. A 30-day trial version may be downloaded at: http://www.mackichan.com/ After installing Scientific Notebook, you will be able to read the notes and quiz files and and use the Maple computer algebra system menu. Link to Scientific Notebook Resources at Ranger College: Sample Quizzes and College Algebra Notes. New! Link to LiveMath files at Ranger College. These files demonstrate graphing. You will need the free LiveMath plugin from www.livemath.com Link to article "Communicating Math on the Internet" by John Gresham Link to article "Online Quizzes at Ranger College: Promises and Pitfalls" Link to Mathematics Resources on the Internet Index for Developmental Mathematics: Practice Quizzes and Notes TASP Information and Practice Go to Developmental Education Return to Ranger College Home Page This page is http://www.ranger.cc.tx.us/math/mathdept.htm

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COMMUNICATING MATH ON THE WEB: THE PRESENT AND FUTURE OF MATHWORLD ERIC W. WEISSTEIN Wolfram Research April 5, 4:15pm A BSTRACT From its humble beginning as one of the first mathematics sites to appear on the internet, the site now known as mathworld.wolfram.com has come to be one of the world's most extensive and widely read sites for mathematics. The site features more than 11,000 individual entries, and contains thousands of diagrams and tens of thousands of equations. This site is extensively used by students, researchers, and practitioners of mathematics, and is still largely written and maintained by its original creator Eric Weisstein under the sponsorship of Wolfram Research, Inc., makers of the popular and full-featured mathematics package Mathematica. In this talk, Dr. Weisstein will briefly discuss the history of the site, as well as highlight a number of its unique features. Work currently underway to add new features and new functionality to the site will be discussed, and an open invitation for collaboration and contribution will be extended to all interested parties. Dr. Eric Weisstein received a BA in physics and astronomy from Cornell University in 1990, and holds a 1996 PhD in planetary astronomy from the California Institute of Technology. Since 1999, he has been at Wolfram Research, where he works as a full-time encyclopedist.

18. Applied Math Colloquium Schedule (Spring 2004) Apr 5 Eric Weisstein (Wolfram Research) communicating math on the WEB The Present and Future of MathWorld. Apr 12 Santosh Vempala http://www-math.mit.edu/amc/spring04/

Applied Math Colloquium Schedule (Spring 2004) Most talks are at 4:15 pm in Room 2-105. (New room this semester!) Refreshments are typically served at 3:45 pm in Room 2-349. For more information, contact the organizers, Alan Edelman and Daniel Spielman ARCHIVES: Applied Math Colloquia back to 1995 through coming attractions for next semester Spring 2004 talks schedule Feb 9 Christos Papadimitriou (UC Berkeley) Nash Equilibria and Complexity Feb 16 (President's Day no classes) Feb 23 Philip Bradley (U Wash) Folding Algorithms for Protein Structure Prediction Mar 1 Ron Fedkiw (Stanford) Numerical Methods for Simulating Fluids and Solids Mar 8 Jack Silverstein (North Carolina State University) Eigenvalues of Large Dimensional Sample Covariance Matrices. Mar 15 Tim Roughgarden (Stanford) Selfish Routing And The Price Of Anarchy Mar 22 (Spring Break) Mar 29 Paul van Dooren (Catholic University of Louvain) Model Reduction of Large Dynamical Systems Apr 5 Eric Weisstein (Wolfram Research) Communicating Math on the WEB: The Present and Future of MathWorld Apr 12 Santosh Vempala (MIT) How to Compute the Volume?

19. COMMUNICATING MATHEMATICS Having said that, Tex or Latex is very easy to use for simple expressions and for communicating math at the K12 level. communicating math on the Web. http://math.cochise.cc.az.us/math/K12/teacher_guide/communicating_math.html

COMMUNICATING MATHEMATICS K12 Mathematics Teacher Guide for Linux Text Markup Languages and WYSIWYG Editors In Linux, the standard method for composing documents that contain math expressions is to use Tex or Latex. Latex is an extension of Tex that provides capabilities, such as certain kinds of graphics, that Tex does not have. You run the document through Tex or Latex which produces a Device Independent (dvi) file. You can preview the document with xdvi. Then you print the document or convert the document to html, postscript or a variety of other document formats, including HTML. There are many differences between text markup and WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editors and word processors. In text markup languages like HTML, Tex, and Latex, a text editor is used to type special characters for special effects. For instance, to get x squared in Tex or Latex you just type $ x^2 $. In WYSIWYG editors like the equation editor in Star Office, or the experimental browser, Amaya, you click on a form for x squared and then enter the x as the base and the 2 as the superscript. For simple documents containing math, a WYSIWYG editor is appropriate to use. For larger more complex documents Tex or Latex is definitely the preferred software. The reason is that authors have greater control over the layout and appearance of the content with text markup. Also, WYSIWYG editors will tend to generate many more characters for the effect than text markup. For example, here is the quadratic equation in Tex, Latex, and the WYSIWYG editor Amaya, which uses MathML for the markup.

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