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| − | + | * maa-ch |
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| − | === Goal: Model Course === [[http://webwork.maa.org/wiki/Prep_2011_workshop_groups|Groups]] |
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| + | == Goal == |
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| − | * course manifest |
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| + | [[http://webwork.maa.org/wiki/Prep_2011_workshop_groups|Model Groups]] |
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| − | * README |
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| + | * course manifest |
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| − | * syllabus |
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| + | * README |
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| − | * course_info.txt |
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| + | * syllabus |
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| − | * minimum of 12 assignments |
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| + | * course_info.txt |
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| + | * minimum of 12 assignments |
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| − | + | == General Workflow == |
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| − | + | * find good NPL problems to fill out assignment |
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| − | + | * improve them by writing solutions, hints, converting to math objects, etc. |
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| − | + | * write new problems if necessary |
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| − | + | * write set definition files |
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| − | + | * save files to a nicely named directory relative to your model course |
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| − | + | * if copied from NPL, reference the original problem |
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| − | + | * testing, including export to pdf |
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| − | + | * export |
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| − | + | == Daily Outline == |
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| − | + | * Morning: Talks |
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| − | + | * Afternoon: Work |
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| − | + | * 5:00pm status reports |
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all typos and misteaks ;) by John Travis |
all typos and misteaks ;) by John Travis |
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Revision as of 08:44, 23 June 2011
Contents
Notes from Webwork meeting in Carriage House
June 23, 2011
Wireless
- maa-ch
- euler2007
Goal
[Groups]
- course manifest
- README
- syllabus
- course_info.txt
- minimum of 12 assignments
General Workflow
- find good NPL problems to fill out assignment
- improve them by writing solutions, hints, converting to math objects, etc.
- write new problems if necessary
- write set definition files
- save files to a nicely named directory relative to your model course
* if copied from NPL, reference the original problem
- testing, including export to pdf
- export
Daily Outline
- Morning: Talks
- Afternoon: Work
- 5:00pm status reports
all typos and misteaks ;) by John Travis
