ICTMT

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K l a g e n f u r t     2001

 

Electronic Proceedings of the

Fifth International Conference on Technology in Mathematics Teaching

August, 6-9, 2001 — University of Klagenfurt, Austria

Contributions by Authors

 

    A    B    C    D    E    F    G    H    J    K    L    M    N    O    P    R    S    T    U    V    W    Z

 

May C. Abboud

S2

Animation - a tool for understanding polar coordinates

George Adie

Bogdan Zoltowski

S3

Practical aspects of CAS using sinusoidal functions

George Adie

Bengt Löfstrand

Bogdan Zoltowski

S6

Differential equations instead of analytical methods

Bengt Åhlander

SG1

How to make tests for students that are using a CAS tool (TI-89)

Mara Alagic,

Rebecca Langrall

S1

Differentiating mathematics instruction through technology: Deliberations about mapping personalized learning

G. Albano

C. D’Apice

M. Desiderio

S6

Laplace Transform and electrical circuits:

An interdisciplinary learning tool

Burkhard Alpers

S6

Mathematical application projects for mechanical engineers — Concept, guidelines and examples

Halil Ardahan

Yasar Ersoy

SG1

Issues on integrating CAS in teaching mathematics: A functional and programming approach

Deane Arganbright

SG4

Creative spreadsheet graphics in mathematics teaching and modeling

Brigitta Aspetsberger

Klaus Aspetsberger

S6

Cross curriculum teaching and experimenting in math & science courses using New Technology

Adnan Baki

S3

Investigating teachers’ perceptions on their preparation to use IT in classroom instruction

Mária Bakó

S1

Mathematical software in the educational process of the French and Hungarian teachers

Yuriko Yamamoto Baldin

Yolanda K. S. Furuya

S5

A study of conics with Maple V and Cabri-Géomètre II

Elizabeth Belfort

Luiz C. Guimarães

Rafael Barbastefano

S3

Using computers in mathematics teacher training programs: A reflection upon an experiment

Detlef Berntzen

SG1

Animiertes Grafiken-Zusammenspiel von PC und TC in der Mathematik

John Berry

S6

The use of technology in developing mathematical modelling skills

John Berry

Roger Fentem

S7

Investigation into student attitudes to using calculators with CAS in learning mathematics

John Berry, Andy Smith

S1

Observing student working styles when using graphic calculators

Piotr Bialas

SG3

Anova with the TI-83 graphing calculator

Piotr Bialas

SG3

Linking graphing calculators to the Internet

Piotr Bialas

SG4

Spreadsheet uses in elementary statistics course

Denis Bohineau, J. F. Nicaud,

X. Pavard, E. Sander

S4

A microworld for helping students to learn algebra

Josef Böhm

SG1

From pole to pole — A numerical journey to an analytical destination

Francisco Botana

José L. Valcarce

S5

The three and four bar linkages revisited:

Graphs and equations

Primo Brandi

Anna Salvadori

S3

A modern approach to limit processes

Per Broman

S6

Mathematical modelling with use of Cabri

Douglas Butler

S2

Adding a sparkle to classroom teaching - Using Word, the Internet, and object-oriented software

Douglas Butler

WG1

Adding a sparkle to classroom teaching — Introducing Autograph

Douglas Butler

SG4

Why are spreadsheets so unfriendly?

Jaime Carvalho e Silva

José Carlos Balsa

Maria José Ramos

S3

Internet as a tool in the preparation of future mathematics teachers

Neil Challis,

Harry Gretton, Michael Robinson, Stephen Wan

S1

Diagnosing mathematical needs and following them up

Alison Clark-Jeavons

Rosalyn Hyde

S2

Developing a technologically rich scheme of work for 11 – 12 year olds in mathematics for electronic delivery

Alison Clark-Jeavons

SG2

Why dynamic geometry software is such an effective tool in mathematics education

Peter Cooper, Becky Magan

Kelly M. Dilks

S2

Design of content independent instructional systems

John Cosgrave

SG1

Fermat’s Little Theorem: A thing of beauty is a joy for ever

Alfred Dominik

SG5

Taylor Series and finding zeros with Mathematica and Derive

Tommy Dreyfus

S1

Computer-rich learning environments and the construction of abstract algebraic concepts

Timo Ehmke

S2

Geometria: A tool for the production of interactive worksheets on the Web

Hans-Jürgen Elschenbroich

S4

Teaching and learning geometry: Dynamic and visual

Joachim Engel

Marcus Otto

WG4

Simulation and modeling with Lisp-Stat

Björn Felsager

SG2

Through the looking glass: Euclid’s twin — The Minkowski Geometry

Roger Fentem,

Jenny Sharp

S1

The impact of training for students on their learning of mathematicswith a graphical calculator

Isabel Fevereiro

Maria C. Belchior

S3

Changing the classroom practices — The use of technology in mathematics teaching

Jean Flower

S4

Fitting from function families with CAS and DGS

Gregory D. Foley

WG3

Mathematics teacher development that works

Ruth Forrester

S1

Data collection and manipulation using graphic calculators with 10-14 year olds

Wolfgang Fraunholz

S5

A computer aided learning environment of linear algebra

using the computer algebra system MuPAD

Nils Fruensgaard

WG6

Danish experiences with technology in mathematics teaching in upper secondary schools

Karl Josef Fuchs

SG5

Programming in the age of CAS

Karl Josef Fuchs

Eva Vasarhélyi

SG5

Problem—Analysis—Encoding—Testing: About program and data structures

Chantal Gabriel-Randour

Jean Drabbe

SG2

Cabri and anamorphoses

Jenny Gage

S1

The role of the graphic calculator in early algebra lessons

Thomas Gawlick

S4

Dynamic notions for Dynamic Geometry

Ernst Gebetsroither

WG2

Modelling carbon dioxide pollution — The Austrian carbon balance model

Stefan Gueldenberg

Werner H. Hoffmann

WG2

Leadership, management and management control — A system dynamics approach

Luiz Carlos Guimarães

Rafael Barbastefano

Elizabeth Belfort

SG2

Tabulæ and Mangaba:  Dynamical geometry with a distance twist

Samer Habre

S1

The ODE curriculum: Traditional vs. non-traditional. The case of one student

Mary Susan Hall

S2

Creating and teaching online mathematics courses

André Heck

André Holleman

S6

Modelling human growth

André Heck

André Holleman

S6

Investigating bridges and hanging chains

Judith H. Hector

S2

Teaching probability and statistics via the Internet

Judith H. Hector

SG5

Programming principles for mathematics and engineering students

Guido Herweyers

Dirk Janssens

SG1

Elimination of parameters and substitution with computer algebra

Iavor V. Hristov

S6

Model of deformations of fluid particles due to electric field

Rosalyn Hyde

WG3

Creating a professional development network

Christian Thune Jacobsen

S1

Experimental mathematics

Youngcook Jun

SG1

Theorema-based TI-92 simulator for exploratory learning

Henryk Kakol

S3

Integrated teaching mathematics with elements of computer science

Jan Kaspar

SG3

Programming as a tool for the precision

Karl-Heinz Keunecke

SG1

Krümmung als Grenzwert — Curvature as limit

Mark L. Klespis

WG3

An on-going program of professional development in hand-held technology for instructors of prospective teachers

Heiko Knechtel

SG1

Mathematics with graphic and symbolic calculators — Teacher training in Lower Saxony

Hartmut Köhler

WG5

Computer technology in mathematics teaching: Dangers and limitations

Michalis Kourkoulos

M.-A. Keyling

S4

Self-correction in algebraic algorithms with the use of educational software: An experimental work with 13-15 years old pupils

Konrad Krainer

S3

Innovations in mathematics, science and technology teaching — IMST² — Initial outcome of a nation-wide initiative for upper secondary schools in Austria

Stefanie Krivsky

S7

The potential of the Internet for innovations in didactics of mathematics

Ewa Lakoma

S7

On the impact of hand-held technology on mathematics learning —

From the epistemological point of view

D. A. Lawson

J. Reed, and S. Tyrrell

S2

A web-site for a mathematics support centre

Duncan A. Lawson

J. H. Tabor

S6

Introducing models and modelling through spreadsheets

Josef Lechner

SG1

Standardizing the normal probability distribution — An anachronism?!

Carl Leinbach

SG1

Using a CAS to teach algebra — Going beyond the manipulations

Pavel Leischner

Karel Kabelka

S2

The collection of interactive solids figures and spatial situations in the Cabri - geometry

Gisèle Lemoyne,

François Brouillet,

Sophie René de Cotret

S1

Cognitive and didactic ideas designed in TIC environments for the learning and teaching of arithmetic and pre-algebra knowledge and concepts

Auxencia A. Limjap

S3

Current educational theories and New Technologies: Development of a training program for mathematics teachers in the Philippines

Wolfgang Lindner

SG5

The digraph-CAS-environment and corre­sponding elementary programming concepts

Alex J. Lobregt

SG1

Introducing Fourier Series with Derive

Marie-Thérèse Loeman

S1

To learn from and make history of mathswith the help of ICT

Victor Lysytsya

SG2

Computer experiments in the lecture of analytical geometry

Eoghan MacAogáin

S4

A CAS-index applied to engineering mathematics papers

Tom Macintyre

S4

Improving maths skills with CAS technology: A CAS project carried out in Scotland with 16-17 year olds using TI-92s

Kate Mackrell

WG1

The role of dynamic geometry packages in visualization and animation

Miroslaw L. Majewski

M. E. Fred Szabo

S4

Integrating MuPAD into the teaching of mathematics

Giora Mann

Nurit Zehavi

WG4

Virtual experiments and probability

Robert Mayes

S4

Absolute geometry: Discovering common truths

Michael McCabe

Ann Heal,Alison White

S2

Computer assisted assessment of proof = Proof of CAA - New approaches to computer assisted assessment for higher level learning

Claus Meyer-Bothling

S1

Thinking the unthinkable —Understanding 4 dimensions

Eva Milková

Milan Turcáni

S3

Integrating ICT into the teaching and learning of discrete mathematics

Kent M. Neuerburg

SG4

Elementary statistics with spreadsheets

Walther A. Neuper

S3

What teachers can request from CAS-designers

Erich Neuwirth

SG4

The spreadsheet paradigm as a new mathematical notation

Erich Neuwirth

WG4

Let the spreadsheet throw the dice—Spread­sheets as Monte Carlo simulation engines

Hitoshi Nishizawa,

Y.Kajiwara,T.Yoshioka

S1

Remedial education of quadratic functionsusing a web-based on-line exercise system

Vladimir Nodelman

S2

Parametric nature of mathematics’ objects and computer environment

Walter Oberschelp

S7

Chances and limits for teaching in the information age

Human mind models and society demands

Regis Ockerman

SG3

Probability simulations with TI 83(p)

Tatyana Oleinik

S7

A project on the development of critical thinking by using technology

Judy O'Neal

WG3

Technology as a vehicle for updating middle grades content and pedagogy

Guenther Ossimitz

WG2

Systems thinking and system dynamics: A new perspective for math classes?

Marcus Otto

Joachim Engel

WG4

Design and use of a computer language for teaching mathematics—Some examples from statistics

Bronislaw Pabich

S4

Magic polyhedrons

John Pappas, E. Koleza,

J. Rizos, C. Skordoulis

S1

Integrating mathematics, physics and Interactive Digital Video

Pavel Pech

Jaroslav Hora

S4

Cubics and quartics on computer

Valentyna Pikalova

SG2

Learning explorations and its DG support in the geometry course for secondary schools

Neil Pitcher

S1

How to use computer-based learning effectively in mathematics

Rein Prank

Eno Tonisson

S3

Computers in school mathematics — A pilot course for school teachers of mathematics in Estonia

Pavel Prazak

Antonin Slaby

S6

Software Maple in the teaching of ODE’s

Nancy J. Priselac

Stephen M. Priselac

S2

The Communiversity Project delivers a restructured pre-calculus distance learning course

Wolfgang Pröpper

SG1

The TI-89/92 as a tool for analytic geometry

Tadeusz Ratusinski

S7

The role of the computer in discovering mathematical theorems

Eugenio Roanes-Lozano

S5

Boosting the geometrical possibilities of Dynamic Geometry Systems and Computer Algebra Systems through cooperation

Jarmila Robová

SG3

Graphic solutions of equations and their systems

Ana Isabel Rosendo

Jaime Carvalho e Silva

S3

Computers in mathematics education — An ongoing experience

Susanne Saminger

WG1

MeetMATH — Visualizations and animations in a didactic framework

Csaba Sárvári

M. Klincsik, I. Hámori

SG5

Combining CAS with authoring systems to create flexible learning environments

Ralf Schaper

WG1

Mathematica graphics in the Internet: Additional lighting and clipping in LiveGraphics3D

Franz Schlöglhofer

WG2

Teaching system dynamics modelling in secondary schools

Karsten Schmidt

SG1

The use of CAS in the Thuringian school system: Present and future

Alfred Schreiber

S2

Project Zero: Developing online material for mathematics teacher education

Monika Schwarze

S7

Self-guided learning — Scenarios and materials from a German pilot project

Angela Schwenk

Manfred Berger

S7

Mathematical abilities of university entrants and the adapted use of computers in engineering education

John Searl

S7

Of Babies and Bath Water

Peter Sedlmeier

WG4

Improving statistical reasoning: A computer program for high-school students

Mazen Shahin

S6

Discrete delayed population models with Derive

Harry Silfverberg

SG2

Voronoi diagrams produced by DGS as a tool in an educational study

Branca Silveira

S3

Teacher training: The role of technology

Robert S. Smith

SG4

Spreadsheets across the curriculum

Grosio Stanilov

Lidia Stanilova

WG1

Mittels Computer zu mathematischen Entdeckungen

Eno Tonisson

S4

Expression equivalence checking in Computer Algebra Systems

Yulian Tsankov

WG1

Cubic section by moving plane

Nelson Urrego P.

S3

Using Derive for beginner courses of recursion theory

José L. Valcarce

Francisco Botana

S5

Bridging the gap between dynamic geometry and computer algebra: The case of loci discovery

Piet van Blokland

WG4

A sample of ideas in teaching statistics

Carel van de Giessen

S1

The visualisation of parameters

Henk van der Kooij

S1

Functional algebra with the use of the graphing calculator

Peter van Wijk

Hans Stam

S2

Mathematics and the Internet

Herrmann Vogel

SG2

Use of Cinderella in higher elementary geometry

Rolf Wasén

SG1

Computers and Computer Algebra Systems in engineering education

A. Waterson

E.R. Smith

S2

Online mathematics teaching: The development of student instructor interaction

Wilhelm Weiskirch

SG1

Ortskurven — Loci

Otto Wurnig

SG1

Advantages and dangers in the teaching of stochastics by using CAS

Maria Zajac

S3

Internet materials in mathematics teaching

Zulkardi

Nienke Nieveen

S3

CASCADE-IMEI: Web site support for student teachers learning — Realistic mathematics education in Indonesia

 

 

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