Difference between revisions of "PREP 2011 Notes June 26"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
| (5 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
= Mike Gage = |
= Mike Gage = |
||
== Examples of other things that are available == |
== Examples of other things that are available == |
||
| + | * Using iframes will allow virtually anything to be displayed inside a webwork problem |
||
| + | * Making embedded apps interact with webwork still involves some technical issues |
||
| + | * The wiki needs to be organized. This is a place where you can volunteer. |
||
| + | |||
| + | = Vicki = |
||
| + | == Consultant Training == |
||
| + | * Next one at Mathfest in Lexington |
||
| + | * Training trainers to go out to show others how to use Webwork and why it might be useful |
||
| + | * Run two outreach sessions within two years after the training |
||
| + | == Assessment == |
||
| + | * Survey of the workshop |
||
| + | * Survey of all users of Webwork |
||
| + | == Research == |
||
| + | * Encourage users to publish articles regarding the use of Webwork |
||
| + | * Encourage users to at least share examples of what they do |
||
| + | * Collecting research papers on Webwork on the wiki. Opportunity for a volunteer. |
||
= Michael Pearson = |
= Michael Pearson = |
||
| + | Refreshments are still available! |
||
== Getting Webwork! == |
== Getting Webwork! == |
||
| + | * MAA continues to develop a hosting platform |
||
| + | * MAA working on a formal hosting policy |
||
| + | ** Up to 100 students is still free for any institution |
||
| + | ** Members of the PREP workshop should contact Michael if they have particular needs. |
||
| + | |||
| + | = JeffH, JohnJ = |
||
| + | == Problem Library == |
||
| + | * Reporting Bugs is important. |
||
| + | * PLEASE submit bug reports so that problems can be fixed. |
||
| + | * Growth of the problem library. Needs tighter control eventually. |
||
| + | * Need folks to volunteer to curate specific sections of the library. Perhaps involving the creation of an "Editorial Board" for the library. |
||
| − | = Status |
+ | = Status Reports = |
= Plans for continuing the work = |
= Plans for continuing the work = |
||
Latest revision as of 09:37, 26 June 2011
Contributing to Webwork
Contents
Mike Gage
Examples of other things that are available
- Using iframes will allow virtually anything to be displayed inside a webwork problem
- Making embedded apps interact with webwork still involves some technical issues
- The wiki needs to be organized. This is a place where you can volunteer.
Vicki
Consultant Training
- Next one at Mathfest in Lexington
- Training trainers to go out to show others how to use Webwork and why it might be useful
- Run two outreach sessions within two years after the training
Assessment
- Survey of the workshop
- Survey of all users of Webwork
Research
- Encourage users to publish articles regarding the use of Webwork
- Encourage users to at least share examples of what they do
- Collecting research papers on Webwork on the wiki. Opportunity for a volunteer.
Michael Pearson
Refreshments are still available!
Getting Webwork!
- MAA continues to develop a hosting platform
- MAA working on a formal hosting policy
- Up to 100 students is still free for any institution
- Members of the PREP workshop should contact Michael if they have particular needs.
JeffH, JohnJ
Problem Library
- Reporting Bugs is important.
- PLEASE submit bug reports so that problems can be fixed.
- Growth of the problem library. Needs tighter control eventually.
- Need folks to volunteer to curate specific sections of the library. Perhaps involving the creation of an "Editorial Board" for the library.
