Archive for October, 2006

I recently saw the 2005 documentary from the UK's Channel 4 called "What Would Jesus Drive?".

In this newsletter:
1. Tom's money math problems
2. This month's math tip
3. Latest from the math blog

I came across a calculus blog where the contributions are made by the math class. They also have a wiki for sharing solutions to math problems.

The first HDD was released in 1956 and was known as the RAMAC. It was a monster.

Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox article "Participation Inequality: Encouraging More Users to Contribute" has many implications for e-learning.

If your idea is worth spreading, then presentation matters. There are lessons for all educators here.

A funny math T-shirt company has some great gift ideas for that math geek in your life.

Here are some laws which Newton may have written if he was alive today...

The Regional Applied Math Project (RAMP) gets math teachers to work in the "real world" for 40 hours and write up their observations on how mathematics is used in the workplace.

Do girls learn mathematics better than boys, or just differently?