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State-of-the-Art Technology for CBM

At The Computer-Based Math™ Education Summit 2011, Jon McLoone, a member of the Technical Communication and Strategy Group at Wolfram Research, shares some ways to use Mathematica technologies in the classroom.

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Opening Address32:14
Debate: Society's Changing Needs for Math14:38
Debate: Society's Changing Needs for Math15:09
Debate: Society's Changing Needs for Math10:02
Debate: Society's Changing Needs for Math6:50
STEM Skills for University and Industry17:36
STEM Skills for University and Industry16:44
STEM Skills for University and Industry14:29
State-of-the-Art Technology for CBM28:29
Games, Competitions, and New Modalities for Learning13:49
Games, Competitions, and New Modalities for Learning11:11
Prototyping a CBM Lesson41:38
Experience: Using Technology in the Classroom15:09
Experience: Using Technology in the Classroom11:00
Experience: Using Technology in the Classroom12:25
Making Math Is a User Interface for Computer-Based Math™34:17
Experience: Using Technology in the Classroom13:11
Is CBM Winning Over the Critics?20:31
Games, Competitions, and New Modalities for Learning9:52
Assessment and CBM14:30
Assessment and CBM8:43
Hand versus Computer—Drawing the Line 33:48
State-of-the-Art Technology for CBM10:46
State-of-the-Art Technology for CBM11:26