Scale of the Universe
One of my former students (who is still a Twitter user) pointed me to this fantastic animation of...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Feb 13, 2012 | Algebra, Teaching Math | 0 |
One of my former students (who is still a Twitter user) pointed me to this fantastic animation of...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Oct 6, 2009 | Calculators, CAS, Digital Graphs and Diagrams, eLearning, Equation Editors, Interactive Math Online, Online Homework, PC Tablets and Journaling, Synchronous Strategies, Teaching Math, Teaching Math Online, Video Collections for Learning | 0 |
For anyone who has ever had trouble convincing your administration to give you the proper tools to teach online, I give you this little gift: eLearning Tools for STEM, published today in eLearning Magazine. The tools for STEM...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Oct 2, 2009 | Interactive Math Online, Teaching Math | 0 |
PhET (Physics Education Technology) consists of a group of scientists, software engineers, and science educators from the University of Colorado at Boulder, who are striving to create effective, interactive learning tools. ...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Aug 28, 2009 | Teaching, Video Collections for Learning | 0 |
Do you ever come across a Greek symbol in your reading and think, “now what does that stand for again?” Professors and other experts at the University of Nottingham have made a series of YouTube videos that will...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | May 22, 2009 | CAS, Chemistry | 0 |
So, perhaps we’re struggling a bit with the possibility of our course curriculum shifting a bit in math with the introduction of Wolfram|Alpha. If you’re not struggling a bit, perhaps you haven’t played with...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Feb 3, 2009 | Math in Various Careers, Teaching Math | 0 |
Today’s guest blogger is Kenrick Mock, Associate Professor of Computer Science from the University of Alaska Anchorage. Kenrick writes a blog called Teaching, Technology, and Learning.As a computer science instructor...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Dec 20, 2008 | Teaching | 0 |
On the subject of copyleft for science research: Possibly Related Posts: Taking STEM Online Workshops Grammar Correction Hotkeys for Faster Grading Spicing up those Introduction Posts in Online Courses Battle of the (free)...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Sep 11, 2008 | Teaching, Video Collections for Learning | 0 |
As I was watching videos on YouTube about the Large Hadron Collider, this series of videos called The Periodic Table of Videos caught my attention. I am sharing the video of Antimony with you (Antimony is the name of my avatar...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Sep 3, 2008 | Math in Various Careers | 0 |
Today I want to be a Physicist … just to use this video on the first day of class! Video: Large Hadron Rap Possibly Related Posts: Where’s the Math in Computer Science? New SIAM Brochure on Careers in Math Technology...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Jun 23, 2008 | Teaching, Video Collections for Learning | 0 |
In Academe, we tend to think of scholarly journal publications as “the gold standard.” I’m here to argue that in the Digital Age, there is a new gold standard for disseminating findings, and it is way more than...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Mar 27, 2008 | Equation Editors, Teaching Math | 0 |
I was discussing MathType with my officemate (who is primarily a chemistry instructor), and we got on the topic of Lewis Dot diagrams. She complained that its always been difficult to insert Lewis Dot diagrams into text, and I...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Feb 28, 2008 | Calculus (MV), Teaching Math | 0 |
Murray Gell-Mann gives a TED Talk entitled Beauty and Truth in Physics.The second part of his presentation is subtitled “Math Matters” (you can forward to this one)Quote from Math Matters: “We express these...
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