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The Math/Science-Online Newsletter Fall 2000 College Station, TX 77843-3368 USA The Math/Science-Online Newsletter is focused on the issues surrounding online science and mathematics online for high school students, undergraduates, and graduate students.   In the interest of seeing as many techniques as possible we are interested in almost all online experiments that our readers have tried or are trying.  Success stories are especially welcome.  However, as most of us who work in the sciences and mathematics know well, what is tried first often doesn’t work.   We know that the ongoing worldwide experiment in online course delivery is itself (or will be) a science that needs years of patient research.  The potential seems to be there for all to see; it is the reality we seek.  The issue of Education vs. Training is the big one.  Modest successes are emerging that prove computers can be marvelous tools for training students in the sciences and mathematics.  It is the education part that remains open.  To be sure the gifted teacher can outpace even the best CBT offering today.  This does not close the argument however.  There are few gifted teachers.  Most are at par with any profession: capable, meeting the norms of their profession. Contents Editorial Articles iMath, an Online Future for Mathematics

22. Enabling Synchronous Math Discussions On The Web The W3C Web site contains an extensive list of related applications for communicating math with hypertext. I ll list just a few (which are not necessarily http://doi.ieeecs.org/10.1109/5992.790590

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