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The Math Everywhere Courseware Series

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1
Num: 
1
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Authors: 
Phillip Kent
Abstract: 
Mathematica veterans will probably remember the first version of Calculus&Mathematica, which was published in a chunky set of spiralbound volumes by Addison-Wesley in the late ’80s (cf. the review in Maths & Stats [1]). Ten years later, Calculus&Mathematica is still going, and in an expanded series of courseware packages; the whole series now goes under the name “Math Everywhere” (www.matheverywhere.com). It is no longer published in printed form by a mainstream publisher, but is being distributed on CD-ROM by Wolfram Research Inc, the creators of Mathematica, who are promoting educational courseware as a “vertical application” of their own product (other computer mathematics software companies, notably Matlab and Mathcad, are actively doing this as well)….
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11calcmath.pdf
Keywords: 
math everywhere, mathematica, CD Rom, pedagogical design, calculus reform movement, web, visualisation, calculus, differentiation, matrix, matrices, geometry, vector calculus, maths, mathematics, software, courseware, MSOR Connections Feb 2001Vol 1 No 1