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For model details and a video, click on any of the images above! |
To demonstrate how you can use TEMATH in the classroom, we have created a collection of example TEMATH Work files on the topics shown in the table below. Each Work file contains all the functions, data, constants needed to work through the topic. When a file is opened, the Report window contains a detailed description of the topic which can be printed.
To preview a topic, click on one of the online versions of the example "Work" files shown below. To help you learn how to use TEMATH, these online versions have been annotated with numerous pictures and animations.
The collection of TEMATH Work files can be downloaded from here.
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An online version of the handout for our ICTCM 2002 talk Energize Your Math Class With Mathematical Models which gives a summary of all the examples in the presentation can viewed here (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader):
ICTCM 2002 Energize Your Math Class With Mathematical Models (PDF; 1.6 MB).
Note: You must have installed Adobe Acrobat's Reader which can be downloaded from
http://www.adobe.com. Also, if you want the handout to be
displayed within your web browser, you must install Adobe's PDF viewer plug-in and configure your browser
to use the plug-in instead of Adobe Acrobat's Reader.
The entire collection of the TEMATH Energize Your Math Class With Mathematical Models work files can be downloaded from here.
An online version of the handout for our ICTCM 2001 talk Lights, Camera, Calculus which gives a summary of all the examples in the presentation can viewed here (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader):
Note: You must have installed Adobe Acrobat's Reader which can be downloaded from
http://www.adobe.com. Also, if you want the handout to be
displayed within your web browser, you must install Adobe's PDF viewer plug-in and configure your browser
to use the plug-in instead of Adobe Acrobat's Reader.
The entire collection of the TEMATH Lights, Camera, Calculus work files can be downloaded from here.
An online version of the handout for our ICTCM 2000 talk Using Games to Motivate Your Calculus Students which gives a summary of all the games can viewed here (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader):
Note: You must have installed Adobe Acrobat's Reader which can be downloaded from
http://www.adobe.com. Also, if you want the handout to be
displayed within your web browser, you must install Adobe's PDF viewer plug-in and configure your browser
to use the plug-in instead of Adobe Acrobat's Reader.
The entire collection of the TEMATH game work files can be downloaded from here.
In the near future, we will have online versions of the game files available here.
To demonstrate how your students can use TEMATH in a computer lab, we have created a collection of example TEMATH labs (in PDF format) on the topics shown in the table below.
To preview a lab, click on one of the online versions of the labs shown below.
| Note: You must have installed Adobe Acrobat's Reader which can be downloaded from http://www.adobe.com. Also, if you want the labs to be displayed within your web browser, you must install Adobe's PDF viewer plug-in and configure your browser to use the plug-in instead of Adobe Acrobat's Reader. |
The entire collection can be downloaded from here.
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Just for fun, here is an online collection of animations made with TEMATH, GraphicConverter 9.1, Gif . gif . gif 1.5.3, and QuickTime Player Pro. The first two animations are in both GIF and QuickTime format; the rest are in GIF format only.
To view an animation, click on one of the images in the table below.
| Note:To view QuickTime movies, you must have installed Apple's QuickTime Player which can be downloaded from http://www.apple.com. |
The entire collection can be downloaded from here.
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