Seminar at Loughborough University
Dr. Christian Bokhove recently gave an invited seminar at Loughborough University: Using technology to support mathematics education and research Christian received his PhD in 2011 at Utrecht University and is … Continue reading
Recent presentation: Mental Rotation Skills
I gave two paper presentations recently at the BSRLM day conference in Brighton. Abstracts and slides are below. Bokhove, Christian* & Redhead, Ed University of Southampton c.bokhove@soton.ac.uk @cbokhove Training mental … Continue reading
Recent presentation: digital books for creativity
I gave two paper presentations recently at the BSRLM day conference in Brighton. Abstracts and slides are below. Geraniou, Eirini*, Bokhove, Christian* & Mavrikis, Manolis UCL Institute of Education, University … Continue reading
Marbleslides
As some may know I’ve had an interest in technology for maths for quite some time now. Because of this I am very aware of what the developments are. One … Continue reading
Games in maths education
This is a translation of a review that appeared a while back in Dutch in the journal of the Mathematical Society (KWG) in the Netherlands. I wasn’t able to always … Continue reading
Wuzzit trouble for Android
Since begin November there is an Android version of Wuzzit trouble in the Play store. I assume it’s the same as the iOS one. A blog post about the game … Continue reading
Graphical calculator vs Online
Inspired by this blogpost: The CASIO graphical calculator FX-9860G SD emulator, still in use is some classrooms in the Netherlands, on the left for y=sin(1/x), an online tool on the … Continue reading
Maths iOS app: Wuzzit Trouble
NPR Math Guy Keith Devlin, from Stanford, recently followed up his promise from his 2011 book “Mathematics Education for a New Era” and released a free maths game Wuzzit Trouble … Continue reading
Software for geometric proofs in secondary schools
A week ago I attended a seminar at the School of Education with visitors from Japan. One of the visitors was Professor Mikio Miyazaki. He showcased some of his work … Continue reading
More on Openbadges
I seem to get involved into many #openbadges discussions on Twitter lately. A while back I wrote on my blog about this topic. I think it was quite well-balanced, acknowledging … Continue reading
