Saturday's Tech Sessions

Technology as Tool Presentations

Saturday, April 15^th Sessions (933-1304)

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941	Rick Berg	Using Software to Simulate Adult Work: New Environments for Math Learning	8:30-10:00	Terrace D Navy Pier
960	Chris Ruda	Keys to Success: Using Calculators in the Elementary School Classroom	8:30 -10:00	Parlor B Sheraton
973	Ronald Simms	To see or not to see, that is the question: using graphing calculators in class	8:30 -10:00	309 Navy Pier
975	Michael Hardy	Graphing Calculators and Patterns in Polynomials	8:30 -10:00	311 Navy Pier
980	Andy Ventress	Hands-on activities with engaging technology for the mathematics classroom	8:30 -10:00	Wright Hyatt
981	Rebecca Jackson	Sine Wave Activities for The Graphing Calculator and CBL	8:30 -10:00	Skyway 265 Hyatt
990	George Bratton	Introductory or AP Statistics with Minitab	8:30 -10:00	303 Navy Pier
991	Jody Underwood	The Math Forum and ESCOT Present: Interactive Mentored Problems of the Week	8:30 -10:00	303 Navy Pier
992	Susan Socha	The Internet: get unstuck from the web and start surfing !	8:30 -10:00	304 Navy Pier
1002	John Carter	Teaching Algebra using Technology and Student Centered Activities	8:30 -11:30	Columbus Hall G Hyatt
1003	Chris Brueningsen	CBL-CBR Boot Camp	8:30 -11:30	Columbus Hall A/B Hyatt
1014	Douglas Williams	Math 300: Teachers Learning From the Internet	9:00 -10:00	Chicago Ballroom VII Sheraton
1038	Mary Hall	Moving toward online mathematics courses	9:00-10:00	Columbus Hall E/F Hyatt
1042	Dorothy Keane	Take a Trip Through NCTM's Web Site: Let Us Know What You Think!	9:00 -10:00	Chicago Ballroom X
1068	Mark Klespis	Exploring Irrational Numbers with the Math Mate, TI-73, and Spreadsheets	10:30 -11:30	329 Navy Pier
1073	Thomas Shilgalis	Using Geometer's Sketchpad to Discover Some Nonstandard Theorems	10:30 -11:30	Grand Ballroom F
1077	Michael Shaughnessy	Getting the Spread of Things: What our Data Representations Do and Do Not Show	10:30 -11:30	Grand Ballroom A
1081	Kara Monroe	Teaching Mathematics Online	10:30 -11:30	Grand Ballroom D North Hyatt
1084	David Lawrence	Using the Graphing Calculator to Analyze Global Warming and the Sea Level	10:30 -11:30	Acapulco Hyatt
1109	Hal Anderson	Investigations with the TI-73 in Middle School Mathematics	10:30 -12:00	312 Navy Pier
1112	Deborah Donovan	Wide tails + fair sex: collect graph data, determine lines, make predictions	10:30 -12:00	310 Navy Pier
1118	Kathy Steinhoff	CBL Activities for the Algebra Classroom	10:30 -12:00	311 Navy Pier
1121	Kathleen Smith	Global positioning system (GPS): It's in Your Car ... Is It in Your Curriculum?	10:30 -12:00	Skyway 269 Hyatt
1123	G. T. Springer	Algebra for Everyone Through Technology	10:30 -12:00	Hong Kong Hyatt
1125	Kenneth Goldberg	Explorations in number theory, both visual and algebraic, using the TI-83	10:30 -12:00	San Francisco Hyatt
1128	Sharon Taylor	Graph This! Graphing Calculators in the Geometry Classroom	10:30 -12:00	Skyway 273 Hyatt
1129	Homero Flores	Introducing Linear Function with the TI-92 in a Problem Solving Environment	10:30 -12:00	Wrigley Hyatt
1131	Bob Hart	Your finances on a T I-83 Calculator	10:30 -12:00	New Orleans Hyatt
1132	S. Jane Beattie	What's the Meaning of the Mean? Ways to Understand How We Describe Data	10:30 -12:00	Wright Hyatt
1133	Tod Shockey	Exploring Mathematical Applications with Palmtop Technologies	10:30 -12:00	Horner Hyatt
1137	Kristen Bjork	Identifying Middle and High School Mathematics Content in GIs and Remote Sensing	10:30 -12:00	304 Navy Pier
1138	Debra Warner	retiring a millionaire: a unit integrating personal finance and logarithms	10:30 -12:00	302 Navy Pier
1139	Roberta Schorr & Walter Stroup	Using Dynamic Graphs to Represent Quantitative Relationships and Algebraic Ideas	10:30 -12:00	303 Navy Pier
1159	Mark Fry	You Don't need to buy special software to teach geometry on the computer!	12:00 =1:00	307 Navy Pier
1161	Jorge Gonzalez Godoy	Using the TI Math Explorer Plus Calculator in Solving Problems	12:00 -1:00	325 Navy Pier
1162	Bob Ronau	Show that data! comparing the TI-73 and TI-83 Statistical Graphing Capabilities	12:00 -1:00	Regency Ballroom A Hyatt
1166	Janet Scholz	Euler Meets Napoleon on the sketchpad	12:00 -1:00	Regency Ballroom C Hyatt
1169	Sergei Abramovich & Rory Szwed	Spreadsheet Sliders as Interactive Graphing Tools	12:00 -1:00	Columbus Hall K/L Hyatt
1172	Bruce Edwards	Understanding how your calculator calculates	12:00 -1:00	Columbus Hall C/D Hyatt
1179	Denny St. John	Integrating Handheld Technology Into Courses for Pre Service Teachers	12:00 -1:00	Parlor C Sheraton
1210	Andrea Volf	Using the Graphing Calculators in Middle Level Mathematics	12:30 -2:00	203 Navy Pier
1211	Marsha Nicol	Learn how to use the TI-73 to teach mathematical concepts	12:30 -2:00	311 Navy Pier
1223	Terry Schoppenhorst	Sierpinski's Triangle: What Is It, Where Is It Found, And How Can I Use It?	12:30 -2:00	McCormick Hyatt
1228	Carolyn Narasimha	Activity Based quantitative reasoning using computer tools	12:30 -2:00	303 Navy Pier
1229	Claudia Giamati	Exploratory computer labs in geometry	12:30 -2:00	304 Navy Pier
1230	Lisa Albukerk	Internet Investigation: Using Data from the new world wide web	12:30 -2:00	302 Navy Pier
1244	Gail Hoskins	The Eisenhower National clearinghouse: your internet resource and more!	1:30 -2:30	Sheraton Ballroom III
1269	Bette Ambrose	A Learning Community Using Technology to Enhance Students' Success	1:30 -2:30	Columbus Hall C/D Hyatt
1273	Lin McMullion	the scrambler: Visualizing vectors on a graphing calculator	1:30 -2:30	Grand Ballroom A Hyatt
1275	Kathleen McKenna	are you ready for WWM (world wide math)?	1:30 -2:30	Chicago Ballroom VIII Sheraton
1290	Pamela Chandler	Using Graphing Technology (TI-83) and Interesting Data Sets to Enhance the Teaching and Learning of Algebra	2:30 -4:00	Wrigley Hyatt
1291	Terry Goodman	Using Technology to Enhance Students' Explorations	2:30 -4:00	302 Navy Pier
1292	Paul Maiorano	The Geometer's Sketchpad: Learn It Today, Use it Tomorrow in your classroom	2:30 -4:00	304 Navy Pier
1293	Frances Pettersen	Projects and Activities Using the Internet as a Resource	2:30 -4:00	303 Navy Pier
1297	Kathryn Morrill	the class project: creating web based high school mathematics courses	3:00 -4:00	Grand Ballroom E Hyatt
1300	David Cummins	The use of power point software to create mathematical presentations	3:00 -4:00	Sheraton Ballroom III

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Saturday, April 15th Sessions (933-1304)

Saturday, April 15^th Sessions (933-1304)