
Matematica e Internet: Risorse di Rete in matematica. Produzione di materiale matematico. Communicazione in Rete. Percorso guidato
by
A.M. Arpinati
,
F. Iozzi
,
A. Marini
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Science & Technology
Format
Paperback
Pages
157
Language
Italian
Published
Nov 1, 2000
Publisher
Springer
Edition
2001
ISBN-10
8847000793
ISBN-13
9788847000797
Description
This insightful work delves into the intersection of mathematics and the digital realm, exploring how the internet serves as a powerful tool for mathematicians and educators alike. It uncovers various online resources tailored for mathematical studies, emphasizing their role in enhancing learning and understanding of complex concepts. Through detailed explanations, the authors illustrate how digital platforms can facilitate the production of engaging mathematical materials that are accessible to a wide audience.
Moreover, the book serves as a guided journey through the nuances of online communication in the field of mathematics. It encourages innovative approaches to collaboration and sharing of knowledge, highlighting the importance of community in academic pursuits. Readers are invited to consider not only the resources available but also the collaborative potential offered by the internet, fostering an enriched environment for both teaching and learning in mathematics.
Moreover, the book serves as a guided journey through the nuances of online communication in the field of mathematics. It encourages innovative approaches to collaboration and sharing of knowledge, highlighting the importance of community in academic pursuits. Readers are invited to consider not only the resources available but also the collaborative potential offered by the internet, fostering an enriched environment for both teaching and learning in mathematics.
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