Department of Mathematics Education

EMAT 4690/6690

Using Computers in Mathematics Instruction

Spring 2008

Last Modified on January 6, 2008

This is the web site page devoted to EMAT 6690 Using Computers in Mathematics Instruction, at the University of Georgia as led by Jim Wilson.

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Class Roll

Carson, Karyn <kgcarson@uga.edu>
Francisco, Richard <rtfran@uga.edu>
Gilbert, Gayle <gilmore@uga.edu>
Gilbert, Katie <kschutz@uga.edu >
Gleason, Brian <gleason@uga.edu >
Hardy, Jessica < jhhardy@uga.edu >
Iler, Rhonda <rhondai2@uga.edu >
Keys, Tiffany <tkeys@uga.edu>
Knight, Tiffani <tiffani@uga.edu>
Lindsay, Carisa < carisa@uga.edu >
McKee, Molly <molly78@uga.edu >
Swanagan, Brian <swannee@uga.edu>
Tidd, Tandler <tiddbit@uga.edu>
White, Tonya <tiaga1998@gmail.com>

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EMAT 6690 Documentation

EMAT 6690 Syllabus - General information about the objectives and operation of the course. The course will be developed around the production of essays and instructional units that are displayed on each student's Web Page.
Essay ideas.
Instructional Unit ideas.
Some Essays.
Some Instructional Units.
Student Home Pages.

On Math -- NCTM On-Line Journal of School Mathematics

NCTM

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