Programme of MathUI'07:
coffee break
lunch break
coffee break
Most presentations above will demo their software during the demo session at the end of the day.
Supplementary to these, the following demonstrators will announce their demoes in 5 minutes before the demo session that will happen in an exhibit like setting.
The workshop sessions can be watched provided your browser can display QuickTime mov files over rtsp. Navgigation between the presentations can be done while playing:
This is the first broadcast experience and it is imperfect. Two technical issues have produced losses in the recording and a part of sound missing. We apologize.
Players for this codec and protocol can be either the Quicktime Player or the VideoLan Client.
The ability to play the stream may strongly depend on network configuration and proxies. It is advised to use a firewall free NAT-free network but usage of UPnP and other protocols may help. If you can play the test stream at http://media.activemath.org/sample_h264_300kbit.mp4 you will be able to watch the stream. Note that the jaggering-at-start is normal.
We have invited Jean-François Nicaud to present his work about
Aplusix an algebra editor and exerciser
featuring mathematical direct manipulations.
Jean-François Nicaud is professor of computer science at the
University of Grenoble 1.
Building on the success and interest of the first and second MathUI workshops,
this third one is intended to bring together researchers working on
MKM but from the perspective of mathematics manipulated by end
users. Accordingly, an emphasis is on providing users with
interfaces and software systems that enhance their mathematical working
experience. The topics of the workshop centre around, but
are not restricted to:
We are seeking submissions of either papers on and/or demonstrations of
user interfaces for mathematics. Videos, prototypes, mock ups and any
other sort of demonstration are welcome!
Proceedings will be
online.
Submission format: article of 3-8 (printed) pages, in HTML or PDF format, which may include other electronic presentations such as videos or animations complemented by an abstract of less than 150 words.
Deadlines:
Post proceedings: Selected papers will be invited for a revised version to be published in the Journal of Online Mathematics and its Applications; the selection process will be based on quality and common relevance to the journal's topic.
The workshop will be reviewed by the following persons:
