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Technology Built for Computer-Based Math™™

Computer-Based Math™ (CBM) requires curriculum and course materials with computation at their heart. This talk demonstrates tools for a pilot project in Estonia—including collaboration tools, formative assessment tools, and document production tools—built with the Wolfram Language, Computable Document Format, and webMathematica.

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