The following presentations are accepted to the MathUI workshop:
Session 1: Manipulating Mathematics
Session 2: Interfaces for Mathematics Learning
Demo Introductions
- 17:00-17:10 Demo intro:Hans Cuypers and Jan Willem Knopper.
Demo of the MathDox Formula and Text Editors
- 17:10-17:15 Demo intro: Paul Libbrecht
Demo of the W3C MathML TestSuite and its Evalution Routine
- 17:15-17:20 Demo intro: Su Wei
new features in MathEdit, a Web-based visual editor for mathematical formulas
- 17:20-17:25 Demo intro: Patrick Ion
Demonstration of TiddlyWiki integrated for math usage with MathML and SVG.
- 17:25-17:30 Demo intro: Bruce Miller
Digital Library of Mathematical Functions.
- demo-session
Mathematics is being increasingly done on computers: from computations to communications, from static pictures to dynamic presentations, from organized texts to formalized demonstrations.
This workshop offers a forum discussing how users can interact with the mathematical objects represented on a computer, how they can manipulate them to feel their mathematical nature, how they can create them, how they can visualize them, and how they can understand them.
This workshop follows a successful series of meetings held the Mathematical Knowledge Management conference; it features presentations of brand new ideas, elected on reviewed submitted papers, with wide space for discussions, as well as a software demonstration session.
The organizers invite authors to submit short contributions on the workshop-related topics in PDF format optionally illustrated by supplementary media such as video recordings or access to demos.
Deadline for submissions: May 20th 2010.
Method of submission: EasyChair.
The submissions will be reviewed by the international programme committee whose comments and recommendations will be sent back by June 10 requesting a final version no later than June 20.
An iCalendar file of these dates can be downloaded.
The workshop will take place on the afternoon of Saturday July 10, following the invited presentation of a former Bourbaki secretary
Pierre Cartier.
To be confirmed:
- David Aspinall
School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh, Scotland
- Paul Cairns
University of York, Great Britain
- Olga Caprotti
University of Helsinki, Finland
- Richard Fateman
University of California at Berkeley, USA
- Paul Libbrecht (organizer)
Competence Center for E-Learning, DFKI GmbH, Saarbrücken, Germany
- Robert Miner
Design Science Inc., Long Beach, California, USA
- Elena Smirnova
Texas Instruments Inc. Education Technology, USA
- Please advertise MathUI'10 further:
find the plain-text call for submissions.
- The fifth Mathematical user interfaces workshop happened at MKM 2009 in Grand Bend, Ontario, Canada.
Please find proceedings and programme on
MathUI'09.
- The fourth Mathematical user interfaces workshop happened at MKM 2008 in Birmingham, UK.
Please find proceedings and programme on
MathUI'08.
- This page is at
http://www.activemath.org/workshops/MathUI/10/.