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Tools which may be of interest to those teaching mathematics:
Tools which may be of interest to those teaching mathematics:


* The '''TeX filter''', which allows [http://www.tug.org/begin.html TeX markup] to be inserted anywhere (e.g. quiz questions, discussion messages, text resources)
* The [[TeX filter]], which allows [http://www.tug.org/begin.html TeX markup] to be inserted anywhere (e.g. quiz questions, discussion messages, text resources)
* The '''jsMath filter''', which does a similar job but using javascript on the user's computer
* The [[jsMath filter]], which does a similar job but using [[javascript]] on the user's computer


Mathematics teachers may also be interested to follow the work of [http://maths.york.ac.uk York University Maths department], who are working on [http://maths.york.ac.uk/serving_maths/ some projects] to augment Moodle, for example by integrating a system which is able to mark algebraic and trigonometric answers to open-ended questions.
Mathematics teachers may also be interested to follow the work of [http://maths.york.ac.uk York University Maths department], who are working on [http://maths.york.ac.uk/serving_maths/ some projects] to augment Moodle, particularly its [[Quiz]] module for online assesment, for example by integrating a system which is able to mark algebraic and trigonometric answers to open-ended questions.


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Revision as of 11:12, 12 April 2006

Tools which may be of interest to those teaching mathematics:

Mathematics teachers may also be interested to follow the work of York University Maths department, who are working on some projects to augment Moodle, particularly its Quiz module for online assesment, for example by integrating a system which is able to mark algebraic and trigonometric answers to open-ended questions.