Last week, Computer Math started Chapter 1 in our Python based Discrete Mathematics etext by the Litvins. AP Computer Science started Chapter 2 on constructing objects from pre-existing java classes and manipulating said objects with accessor and mutator methods reading from the Horstmann etext. Calculus Research Lab worked on Chapter 1 in the SAGE based Calculus etext by Granville.
Week 2: Computer Math
Week 2: Computer Science
Week 2: Calculus Research Lab
Week 2: Computer Math
Week 2: Computer Science
Week 2: Calculus Research Lab
Wow, talk about the "Paperless Office!" I finally have a paperless office in Computer Math, Computer Science and Calculus Research Lab at least. I have an electronic copy of everything I do in class, from assignment sheets to etextbooks and from SmartNotes to ScreenCasts. I post all my handouts on edmodo and all my ScreenCasts on youtube.
So, my students don't need a traditional notebook or textbook. Students do their work online as well! Computer Math and Calculus Research Lab use http://www.sagenb.org and AP Computer Science uses a ssh server I setup in class that they can access from home as well.
My students have access to all materials, except Labs and Tests, 24/7 online! Welcome to the 21st Century, finally!
So, my students don't need a traditional notebook or textbook. Students do their work online as well! Computer Math and Calculus Research Lab use http://www.sagenb.org and AP Computer Science uses a ssh server I setup in class that they can access from home as well.
My students have access to all materials, except Labs and Tests, 24/7 online! Welcome to the 21st Century, finally!
HTH, I hope you enjoyed this week's Code!
Learning with Technology,
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