Abstract: The paper argues that a distinction needs to be drawn between purposes of teaching and learning and other professional purposes of technology use in undergraduate mathematics. The importance of accessibility of technology for purposes of teaching and learning is emphasised and the advantages of hand-held technologies for this purpose in the early undergraduate years are outlined. Casio’s ClassPad 300, a particular technology with great potential, is described briefly and used to illustrate three important educational roles for technology in undergraduate mathematics: computational, experiential and influential. Examples of these are given. The idea of an eActivity is described and briefly illustrated, as a new way of using technol...
This paper describes how an early career teacher used technology in a lesson about capacity utilisin...
This examination of the use of technology in the mathematics classroom will be composed of two eleme...
used widely and responsibly, with the goal of enriching students ’ learning of mathematics ” (p. 25)...
The paper argues that a distinction needs to be drawn between purposes of teaching and learning and ...
Incorporating and using technology in the teaching of mathematics can encourage students to become a...
The introduction of technology resources into mathematics classrooms promises to create opportunitie...
Although tablet technology has been around for more than a decade, it seems to be used mainly in nic...
This, the second of a series of papers [two of which appeared in the issue 35 (2000) of this journal...
The ways in which digital technology is often used in university teaching of mathematics can be quit...
This workshop provides the opportunity for ‘new’ researchers to share their approaches to researchin...
This paper describes some of the fresh opportunities for learning mathematics that have become avail...
While students undertaking first-year undergraduate mathematics modules report using technology-enha...
The effectiveness of technology-enhanced resources in mathematics in higher education is far from cl...
With technology becoming more prevalent in the education world, teachers want to know if it is going...
Technology use in secondary mathematics courses has the potential to bring about broad changes in le...
This paper describes how an early career teacher used technology in a lesson about capacity utilisin...
This examination of the use of technology in the mathematics classroom will be composed of two eleme...
used widely and responsibly, with the goal of enriching students ’ learning of mathematics ” (p. 25)...
The paper argues that a distinction needs to be drawn between purposes of teaching and learning and ...
Incorporating and using technology in the teaching of mathematics can encourage students to become a...
The introduction of technology resources into mathematics classrooms promises to create opportunitie...
Although tablet technology has been around for more than a decade, it seems to be used mainly in nic...
This, the second of a series of papers [two of which appeared in the issue 35 (2000) of this journal...
The ways in which digital technology is often used in university teaching of mathematics can be quit...
This workshop provides the opportunity for ‘new’ researchers to share their approaches to researchin...
This paper describes some of the fresh opportunities for learning mathematics that have become avail...
While students undertaking first-year undergraduate mathematics modules report using technology-enha...
The effectiveness of technology-enhanced resources in mathematics in higher education is far from cl...
With technology becoming more prevalent in the education world, teachers want to know if it is going...
Technology use in secondary mathematics courses has the potential to bring about broad changes in le...
This paper describes how an early career teacher used technology in a lesson about capacity utilisin...
This examination of the use of technology in the mathematics classroom will be composed of two eleme...
used widely and responsibly, with the goal of enriching students ’ learning of mathematics ” (p. 25)...