IAP 2005
Using MathML to Represent
Equations on the Web and Share Scientific Content between Math and Science
Applications
Room 3-133
Tuesday January 25
MathML (the Mathematical Markup Language) has the potential
to revolutionize the way digital scientific content is used and reused in many
scientific and engineering disciplines. It makes possible the exchange of
scientific content in applications as diverse as web publishing, computer
algebra systems, print typesetting, and speech synthesis. Yet, in spite of all
these advantages, MathML has been used very little in
the scientific community at MIT and elsewhere. This presentation will review
various initiatives and perspectives on this technology at MIT and discuss
possible next steps that would help increase adoption.
Presenters:
Daniel Jamous, Academic Computing, IS&T
Introduction
(pdf)
Prof. Ian Hutchinson, Department of Nuclear Engineering and author of TtH/TtM
(
Web Publishing Mathematics
with MathML (pdf)
B.K. DeLong, OpenCourseWare (OCW)
Converting
MS Office MathType to MathML
(ppt)
Rich Caloggero, Adaptive Technology for Information and Computing
(ATIC), IS&T
Accessibility in MathML
Daniel Jamous, Academic Computing, IS&T
Using MathML in Mathematica and Maple
John Dennett and B.K. DeLong, OpenCourseWare (OCW)