Présentation | Mirage – réalité augmentée pour le numérique éducatif NOUVEAU ! Créez vos propres documents en réalité augmentée Qu'est ce que la réalité augmentée ? La réalité augmentée permet d’incruster des objets virtuels sur des marqueurs, qui sont des figures géométriques imprimées sur du papier. En pointant un smartphone ou une tablette vers ces marqueurs, l’utilisateur peut observer un objet (un bâtiment, une molécule, de l’information, des indices, …) sous tous les angles. Qu'est ce que la réalité virtuelle ? La réalité virtuelle permet d’immerger l’utilisateur dans un univers réel ou imaginaire, afin de simuler une situation problème à résoudre. Qui développe Mirage et dans quel but ? Mirage est développé par Marc Aurélien Chardine, professeur de sciences physiques au lycée Pierre Corneille à Rouen. Vous êtes professeur ? Les applications Mirage apportent de nouveaux outils pour les professeurs de toutes matières afin de rendre leur enseignement plus attractif. Vous êtes une entreprise ? Télécharger les applications Mirage
Search, Collect, and Share | SMILE Some of The Best iPad and Android Math Apps for Middle School Students January 22, 2016 In today's post, we have curated for you some of the best Math apps for middle school students. We included apps for both Android and iPad. The apps cover different mathematical skills and will definitely help students enhance their math learning and consequently perform better. Check them out and as always share with us if you have other suggestions to add to the list. iPad Math Apps for Middle Schoolers ‘Photomath is the world's smartest camera calculator! ‘Algebra Touch will refresh your skills using touch-based techniques built from the ground up for your iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch.’ 3- Mathmateer ‘While your rocket is floating weightlessly in space, the real fun begins! 4- Mathspace ‘Mathspace has arrived on the iPad/iPhone.- your favourite online Maths textbook, workbook and mark book just got better.Mathspace is the first computer based system that allows students to complete full worked solutions to problems online and receive instant feedback and help at every step.’
olesur: Recursos Educativos What Does E=mc2 Truly Mean? What does E=mc2, the most famous equation in history, mean? (Image Credit: PBS Space Time) Albert Einstein remains one of the greatest minds in history. His contributions to the fields of cosmology, physics and mathematics are unquantifiable, but arguably, the most important works were his theories of general and special relativity. Ultimately, they shed light on the intimate workings of the universe—from the nature gravity itself, to the outermost edges of black holes. If most people were to sum it up, they would say that the equation deals with the Mass–energy equivalence, which tells us that energy and matter are fundamentally the same thing. Over the course of a single year, we compile thousands of articles, and generate dozens upon dozens of high-quality videos and infographics. While the vast majority of websites have extensive teams of writers, editors, graphic designers, and videographers, FQTQ is run by just just two people: Jaime and Jolene.
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Gravitational waves – your questions answered The final piece of Einstein's general theory of relativity, which has stubbornly evaded detection since his predictions a century ago, has been detected. Scientists announced today at a press conference they’ve successfully picked up gravitational waves, formed during the cataclysmic collision and fusion of two mammoth black holes 1.3 billion light-years away. Not only does this confirm Einstein’s predictions, it gives astronomers a new method of “seeing” the Universe. Nailing down gravitational waves – ripples through the fabric of space-time – has not been an easy task. Even Einstein was pessimistic about finding the miniscule vibrations. Indeed, in 2014 the astrophysics world was elated with the announcement that the Background Imaging of Cosmic Extragalactic Polarisation (BICEP2) telescope at the South Pole had picked up faint echoes of the Big Bang, only to have those hopes dashed when the signal turned out to be dust in our own galaxy. This time, though, it’s different.
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Using Google Apps in a Math Classroom This week I am hosting some guest bloggers. This is a guest post from Bethany Mager. I have been teaching high school math for 12 years and I currently work to help teachers integrate technology in our 1:1 high school using Google Apps. Collaborative Challenge Problems The best part of using Google in the classroom is having students collaborate with each other on a document. Screenshots I love using online math tools in my classroom, including Desmos and GeoGebra. Images Of course, it’s true all math students must still do most of their work using pencil and paper. Students submitting images through Classroom also makes it really easy to share and discuss their or student work as a class. Forms One of the first things I used when we started using Google Apps was Forms.
Ecco come funziona Mathpix, l'app che fotografa un'equazione e la risolve È un’app gratuita che riconosce le equazioni matematiche (scritte a mano) e le risolve in pochi secondi Pubblicato Più che un’evoluzione di una calcolatrice grafica è una sorta di Shazam del calcolo. Qualche giorno fa è stata lanciata Mathpix, una nuova app iOs (gratuita) che consente di puntare la fotocamera verso un’equazione matematica scritta a mano (con grafia leggibile) e calcolarne le soluzioni in pochi secondi. L’interfaccia di Mathpix si presenta come quella di una qualsiasi app per fotocamera: si trascina il reticolo sullo schermo sopra l’equazione e l’app la risolve e fornisce anche le risposte in termini di grafici del caso. Mathpix è stato concepito da Nico Jimenez, un dottorando di Stanford. Dopo averla provata, dobbiamo in effetti dire che l’applicazione è molto ben fatta, intuitiva e semplice nell’utilizzo, oltre che molto veloce. In sostanza, è uno strumento incredibilmente utile per un qualunque studente di una facoltà tecnico-scientifica. Segui
Super Teacher Tools Wolfram Alpha lanza su generador de problemas para que los estudiantes practiquen la búsqueda de soluciones Ya hace semanas que ha comenzado un nuevo curso escolar, y como era de esperar, las nuevas herramientas tecnológicas siguen avanzando para seguir facilitando la comprensión de las materias a los propios estudiantes. La última novedad en este sentido viene de la mano de Wolfram | Alpha, que acaba de anunciar el lanzamiento de su generador de problema, Wolfram Problem Generator (www.wolframalpha.com/problem-generator). Esta nueva herramienta permite a los estudiantes practicar los temas que desean. De esta manera, en lugar de preguntar y recibir la solución de los problemas paso a paso, ahora los estudiantes deberán esforzarse un poco más para encontrar las solucionados practicando los problemas por sí mismos. Los seis temas principales que dispone son aritmética, teoría de números, álgebra, cálculo, álgebra lineal y estadísticas. Sin duda, una interesante herramienta a tener en cuenta en el ámbito escolar.
10 páginas imprescindibles para estudiar Matemáticas en Primaria Para muchos alumnos, estudiar Matemáticas no siempre es una tarea fácil. En esta ocasión, hemos querido hacer una selección con las diez páginas web fundamentales que los profesores de Primaria pueden incorporar al aula para que esta asignatura resulte más amena y entretenida. Todas ellas contienen numerosos recursos, propuestas y actividades que resultan de especial interés para los estudiantes. 1- ProblemáTICas Primaria: Juan García Moreno, del CEIP Blas Infante de Lebrija en Sevilla, es el autor de esta página web. Visualmente resulta muy llamativa y ofrece numerosas propuestas relacionadas con operaciones de cálculo, asociaciones, fracciones… Para ello, el sitio se divide en cuatro áreas principales: ‘Problemas aritméticos escolares’, `Problemas geométricos’, ‘Razonamiento lógico’ y ‘Problemas de búsqueda exhaustiva/tanteo sistemático’. 3.- Masa y Volumen: Matemáticas 5º Primaria: ¿Qué es la masa?
Number Frames Overview Number Frames help students structure numbers to five, ten, twenty, and one hundred. Students use the frames to count, represent, compare, and compute with numbers in a particular range. The frames help students see quantities as equal groups of other quantities and in relation to benchmark quantities. This helps primary students move away from one-by-one counting toward more efficient ways of counting and computing. About Us This resource is brought to you by The Math Learning Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to K-12 education since 1976. This app was crafted by Clarity Innovations. www.clarity-innovations.com © 2015 Math Learning Center | Number Frames version 1.1.2