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I read about WPMathPub over at Sol Lederman’s WildAboutMath blog.
WPMathPub is based on PhpMathPublisher by Pascal Brachet in France.
The plugin renders LaTeX in your Wordpress post without having to install LaTeX on your server (something that my hosting company was not interested to do for me).
I messed about with the plugin in the comments on [...]
The rapid increase in fuel prices is forcing a re-think on educational institutions.
Can we afford to (and do we really need to) transport students around our cities when there are other options, which could possibly have better learning outcomes?
A recent study shows that girls are as good as boys in mathematics.
But what did the study really reveal?
If you are blind, it turns out that you can “read” with your tongue.
The brain is able to interpret signals coming from different sense organs than normal - allowing us to “hear” with our eyes, for example.
This article contains the top search terms that people use to find squareCircleZ and Interactive Mathematics.
Humans spend a lot of their time doing unproductive things. This movie talks about ways of getting humans to play games that help make image search and OCR smarter.
This week’s movie is a fun summary of when and how to apply differentiation.
EduSim is a 3-D virtual world that comes as a free download. It’s worth checking it out.
There is sophisticated math going on behind the scenes when you perform a search on Google. It involves a technique called latent semantic analysis which is based on matrix operations.
An origami specialist talks about how math helps him to create beautiful art.
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