Using Interactive Web Applications To Help Teach Math and Science Concepts
Daniel Jamous, Academic Computing, IS&T
Thu Jan 20, 02:30-04:00pm, 3-133
No enrollment limit, no advance sign up
Single session event
Prereq: none
Interactive web applications, whether created from scratch with Java applets, for example, or put together from software such as the MATLAB Web Server and webMathematica, -- two services offered by Academic Computing -- can be a great aid in teaching difficult math and science concepts. This presentation will give an overview of these technologies and feature examples drawn from MIT courses. It will discuss what it takes to create such applications and how they are used in the classroom and/or in homework assignments.
Web: http://web.mit.edu/acs/iap05/sci-web/
Contact: Daniel Jamous, Academic Computing, IS&T, N42-040G, x2-1383, jamous@mit.edu
Sponsor: Information Services and Technology
Latest update: 17-Feb-2005
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