Debra Woods will discuss authors' thoughts on teaching calculus, and how NetMath has partnered with the Office of Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education on the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign campus for the last 25 years.
Speaker: Debra Woods
NetMath is a successful online computer-based mathematics program based on the Calculus & Mathematica (C&M) project created by mathematicians Jerry Uhl, Horacio Porta, and Bill Davis. The C&M courseware was born out of the early calculus reform movement, which coincidently coincided with the launch of the powerful computer algebra system, Mathematica. This talk will discuss the authors’ thoughts on teaching calculus, and how NetMath has partnered with MSTE during the past 25 years. Debra Woods was the director of NetMath in the Mathematics department and was collaborator with George Reese, MSTE Director, on several partnership grants with schools.
Cost: Free and open to the public
Sponsor: Office for Mathematics, Science, & Technology Education (MSTE)
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