Computer Algebra in Mathematics Education - References:

• M@ths en Prep@



• Papers from the ACDCA Computer Algebra Conference in Goesing, Austria (August 1999)



• Computer Algebra in Mathematics Education, an open, international organization for those interested in the use of computer algebra software in mathematics education.




• Dr. Bernhard Kutzler

  Dr. Bernhard Kutzler, renowned author, lecturer, and expert in pedagocial use of computer symbolic algebra, now has his own web site located at http://www.kutzler.com. Also, his books can be found at http://series.bk-teachware.com. The series aims at supporting teachers to teach with technology, notably with the TI-92, DERIVE, CABRI, and GEOMETRE II.

• A Test With the TI-92 Symbolic Calculator



• David beat Goliath... TI-92 Wins




• Check out these sites for calculus II, differential equations, linear algebra and other advanced examples enhanced with the TI-92:

  • "The TI-92 in Calc II & Up: Expand the Teaching Power of Your TI-92"
  
  
  • Advanced Mathematics on the TI-92



• DERIVE plus TI-92 User Group Newsletter

  This nifty newsletter (DNL) is published four times each year and now includes many TI-92 articles. It is international in scope and features contributions from colleagues in many countries. The goals of the DNL include articles on new content and didactical approaches in the teaching and learning of mathematics possible with DERIVE or the TI-92 computer algebra systems. For subscription information e-mail the founder and editor Josef Boehm at: nojo.boehm@pgv.at.

  For information about the International DERIVE User Group (DUG) plus TI-92 Section, click this link.

• The International Journal of Computer Algebra in Mathematics Education (formerly The International Derive Journal)

  The first and third issues of this renamed (and more general) journal (IJCAME) are devoted to the TI-92 hand-held computer algebra systems. The first issue (Vol. 4, no. 1) contains eight excellent articles on the TI-92 by B. Kutzler, C. Leinbach, J. Berry, P. Fortin, P. Drijvers, B. Keller, C. Russell, K. Shay, and M.A. Connors, as well as an editorial by the Guest Editors of the two special editions, Bert Waits, Frank Demana, and B. Kutzler. The third issue of IJCAME will contain eight more articles about the TI-92 in mathematics education.

• The following books are available in the U.S. from W.E.S.T. (Worldwide Educational Services & Technologies) LC, 761 West 45th Street, Casper, WY 82601, USA, (307) 265-4408 and toll free at (800) 325-8641, fax (307) 265-4458 and e-mail at west@trib.com.

  • "The State of Computer Algebra in Mathematics"
    Authors: Berry, J., Kronfellner, M., Kutzler, B., Monaghan, J.
    ISBN 0862384303, 19.95 Pounds
  
  
  • "Mathematical Activities with Computer Algebra"
    Authors: Etchells, Hunter, Monaghan, Pozzi, Rothery
    Generic photocopiable activities focussed on learning math, not button pressing.
    ISBN 0862384052, 20 Pounds