Saturday, November 14, 2009

 
This blog is now mainly out of date and will be removed in due course.
I have moved on to Moodle, Joomla and Wordpress.

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Friday, May 19, 2006

 

CourseMill LMS

An LMS product mainly for commercial customers

CourseMill Learning management system
CourseMill Overview

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Wednesday, April 13, 2005

 

MathML and Scientific e-Contents Workshop 2004

Conference mainly on Engineering maths on the web with some workshops on specific aspects of creating and using mathematically rich material in e-learning.

MathML and Scientific e-Contents Workshop 2004

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soft4science. XML, XHTML, MathML and LaTeX Authoring Tools

Useful resource for authors - software for developing web pages with equations.

soft4science. XML, XHTML, MathML and LaTeX Authoring Tools

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WebEQ 2.5 Documentation

Useful for understanding what the Blackboard equation tool is based on.
WebEQ 2.5 Documentation

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All Things in Moderation - E-tivities

Useful introduction to e-moderation. If you are thinking of using distance or blended learing approaches, learning about moderating virtual discussions is an important step on this road.

This site is by Dr Gilly Salmon of the Open University. A pioneer in this field.

All Things in Moderation - E-tivities

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Viewing MathML -MathPlayer: Download and Installation

If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer and need to view web pages containing equations developed in MathML you need to install a special plug-in (just like the Adobe Acrobat plug-in needed to view pdf files). This is a very simple procedure, simply visit the MathPlayer web page and download to a file to your computer then run the resulting file by double clicking on it.

To install MathPlayer plug-in from Design Science goto the following page:

MathPlayer: Download and Installationfollow this link

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Wednesday, December 15, 2004

 

W3C Math Home

What is MathML - look at the home page of MathML on the W3C's site.

W3C Math Home

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MathWeb.org: A Portal for Math-on-the-Web

MathWeb.org: A Portal for Math-on-the-Web

Looks useful

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Tuesday, September 28, 2004

 

Welcome - about my research

My current research is into Mathematical dialogues in elearning.
Recent conference papers include ICME10 and MathML and Scientific e Content. http://dmath.savonia-amk.fi/IIworkshop/pre/LynLeventhall/L_Leventhall_mathml_workshop_Finland_2004_revised_for_web.ppt

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