Archive for the ‘Computers & Internet’ Category

Friday math movie: Carlo Ratti Architecture that senses and responds

27 January 2012

data feedback
This video shows how we can improve our lives using sensing data.

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Autograph 2-D and 3-D graph plotter: a review

23 January 2012

Autograph plotter
Autograph is a well-designed 2-D and 3-D plotting application for education. Here’s my review.

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Friday math movie: Spirals, Fibonacci, and Being a Plant

21 January 2012

spirals Fibonacci
Vi Hart presents an enthusiastic rendering of spirals and Fibonacci, as relating to plants.

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Biorhythm Graphs

16 January 2012

Biorhythm graphs are an interesting - but unscientific - application of sine curves
Biorhythm graphs are an interesting – but unscientific – application of sine curves.

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Interactive parabola graphs

5 December 2011

Interactive parabola graphs
I’ve added a new page containing 3 interactive graphs which explain parabola concepts.

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My dilemma – ethical math help

30 November 2011

Math ethical dilemma
Is there a difference between paying someone to do your math homework and getting a computer to do it? Are they both unethical?

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Explore basic graph concepts and understand them better

28 November 2011

slopes of parallel lines
Here are some interactive graphs that help you better understand distance, slope, parallel lines and perpendicular lines.

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Friday math movie: Math comes to life

11 November 2011

math sketching
Here is an excellent way to animate math concepts.

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Friday math movie: Pipe Dream by Animusic

4 November 2011

animusic
Here’s a clever video involving music and mechanics.

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Mathematics and Multimedia Blog Carnival #16

24 October 2011

Color blindness test
Read an interesting variety of posts by math bloggers from all over the world.

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