ICTMT 9 - Metz 2009

Agenda

July 6-9, 2009

 
Keynote presentations

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Monday July 6th, 10:30am - 11:30am
Algebraic symbolism conveyed by ICT. Taking an epistemological lens to better apprehend students' use and understanding of algebraic symbolism
Caroline Bardini, University of Montpellier 2, France

 
Amphithéâtre Demange
Tuesday July 7th, 10:30am - 11:30am
Bringing Reality into the Classroom.
André Heck, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

 
Amphithéâtre Demange
Wednesday July 8th, 09:00am - 10:00am
CAS, we can! - But should we? - The Integration of Symbolic Calculators into Mathematics Lessons.
Hans-Georg Weigand, University of Würzburg, Germany

 
Amphithéâtre Demange
Thursday July 9th, 11:45am - 12:45am
Their world, our world - bridging the divide.
Adrian Oldknow, Emeritus Professor, University of Chichester, UK

 
Amphithéâtre Demange

 
Contributed sessions


Theme 1: Impact of ICT on the mathematics curriculum
Theme 2: ICT helping links between mathematics and other subjects
Theme 3: New developments in technology for learning and teaching mathematics
Theme 4: New approaches to mathematics teachers’ professional development
Theme 5: New possibilities for assessment in mathematics
Theme 6: Inspiring students to engage with mathematics
Theme 7: Statistics, technology and society

You may click on any title to get more info about a contribution.



1. Monday July 6th, 1:30pm - 2:30pm


Session 1-1 • Theme 1
Chair: Dr Antonio R  QUESADA
C06 (Ground floor)
Advanced Quantitative Reasoning: Using the TI-nspire CAS for College Readiness
Prof. Gregory FOLEY

Session 1-2 • Theme 5
Chair: Prof. Peter JONES
C08 (Ground floor)
Possibilities of integrating CAS into assessment
Mr Ralf ERENS

Session 1-4 • Theme 3
Chair: Mr André HECK
D05 (Ground floor)
Casting for Knowledge
Mrs Susan BAUER, Dr Vanessa HUSE, Dr Maribeth MCANALLY

Session 1-5 • Theme 3
Chair: Mr Gilles ALDON
B05 (Ground floor)
Some aspects of mathematical education in a multiprofile lyceum.
Mr Nikolay SALNIKOV

Session 1-6 • Theme 3
Chair: Prof. Christine BESCHERER
F01 (Ground floor)
LOGO language, a Mathematical bridge between Primary School Teachers/School Students and Magalhães (the Portuguese small laptop)
Prof. Pedro TADEU, Prof. Cecília COSTA , Prof. Diogo FERREIRA

Session 1-7 • Theme 4
Chair: Ms Carol KNIGHTS
F06 (Ground floor)
Digital technologies in the mathematics classroom: experiences of in-service teachers
Dr Ana Isabel SACRISTAN

Session 1-8 • Theme 4
Chair: Dr Daniel JARVIS
D14 (First floor)
Using the Intergeo Platform for Teaching and Research
Mr Christian DOHRMANN, Ms Carole DORDING, Prof. Ulrich KORTENKAMP, Dr Yves KREIS

Session 1-9 • Theme 6
Chair: Mrs Carmel BURKE
D15 (First floor)
Teaching mathematics humanistically
Dr Oxana BARKOVICH


2. Monday July 6th, 2:45pm - 3:45pm


Session 2-1 • Theme 1
Chair: Mrs Carmel BURKE
C06 (Ground floor)
GLOW and the 24/7 maths classroom.
Mr John SEXTON
 A Wide Concept of Mathematical Communication
Prof. Joana LIPEIKIENE

Session 2-2 • Theme 5
Chair: Mrs Sue DE POMERAI
C08 (Ground floor)
Assessing practical maths in France - three years later
Mr Robert CABANE

Session 2-3 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Robyn PIERCE
D04 (Ground floor)
An Investigation into the use of Multi-representational Software and Handheld Technology in the Teaching of Mathematics in Scottish Schools using TI-Nspire – the findings.
Mr Allan DUNCAN

Session 2-4 • Theme 3
Chair: Mr Bjoern FELSAGER
D05 (Ground floor)
Demonstrating, Guiding, and Analyzing Processes in Dynamic Geometry Systems
Prof. Ulrich KORTENKAMP, Mr Christian SPANNAGEL

Session 2-5 • Theme 3
Chair: Mr Franz Josef KLINGEN
B05 (Ground floor)
Teaching Mathematics With LiveTeXmacs
Prof. Chu-Ching HUANG

Session 2-6 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Stephen ARNOLD
F01 (Ground floor)
Dynamic Geometry Software Can Give New Life to Old Problems
Mr Tom SEIDENBERG

Session 2-7 • Theme 4
Chair: Mr Ian GALLOWAY
F06 (Ground floor)
Approaches to in-service teacher development in England and Wales concerning the use of ICT in secondary mathematics
Mrs Alison CLARK-WILSON

Session 2-9 • Theme 6
Chair: Dr Nigel CALDER
D15 (First floor)
With MatES even Mathematics is Fun
Ms Carole DORDING, Serge LINCKELS
 GeoGebraPrim – GeoGebra for Primary School
Ms Carole DORDING

Session 2-10 • Theme 6
Chair: Prof. Wolfgang FRAUNHOLZ
D17 (First floor)
Using Technology to Engage Students in Undergraduate Mathematics
Ms Ilona KLETSKIN


3. Monday July 6th, 4:15pm - 5:15pm


Session 3-2 • Theme 2
Chair: Dr Rene HUGELSHOFER
C08 (Ground floor)
Cross curricular teaching in the subjects of mathematics and language (Danish/English)
Mr Bjoern FELSAGER

Session 3-3 • Theme 3
Chair: Mrs Alison CLARK-WILSON
D04 (Ground floor)
The pedagogical gains of wirelessly connecting Ti Nspires in the classroom.
Dr Ray WILLIAMS

Session 3-4 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Michael MCCABE
D05 (Ground floor)
Developing Effective Learning Objects to Improve Calculus Readiness Among First Year University Students
Dr Robin KAY, Ms Ilona KLETSKIN

Session 3-5 • Theme 3
Chair: Prof. Joan VAS
B05 (Ground floor)
Virtual Manipulatives: Observations of Potential Instructional Hazards & Design-based Countermeasures
Dr William SPEER

Session 3-6 • Theme 3
Chair: Mrs Mette VEDELSBY
F01 (Ground floor)
Construction of dynamic visual images of 3D geometry shapes
Dr Marios PITTALIS, Mr Antreas ANTREOU, Nicholas MOUSOULIDES
 Mathematical Modeling using Contemporary Technological Tools
Mr Antreas ANTREOU, Nicholas MOUSOULIDES, Dr Marios PITTALIS

Session 3-7 • Theme 4
Chair: Dr Martin HARRISON
F06 (Ground floor)
Learning mathematics in technology enhanced scenarios - SAiL-M
Prof. Christine BESCHERER, Mr Christian SPANNAGEL

Session 3-8 • Theme 4
Chair: Dr Robyn PIERCE
D14 (First floor)
International GeoGebra Institute: nurturing a community to assist the integration of the open-source mathematics software GeoGebra into mathematics teaching
Dr Yves KREIS

Session 3-9 • Theme 6
Chair: Ms Julie SAUNDERS
D15 (First floor)
Casyopée an open Environment for learning about functions at upper secondary level.
Mr Jean-Baptiste LAGRANGE, Mr Chi Thanh NGUYEN

Session 3-10 • Theme 6
Chair: Prof. Thierry DANA-PICARD
D17 (First floor)
DGS as heuristic tool in calculus teaching: a means to foster problem solving processes?
Mr Thomas GAWLICK


4. Tuesday July 7th, 9:00am - 10:00am


Session 4-1 • Theme 1
Chair: Dr Evelyn ROTHSTEIN
C06 (Ground floor)
Young Children’s Conceptions of Angle and Angle Measure: Can Technology Facilitate?
Dr Christine BROWNING

Session 4-2 • Theme 5
Chair: Mr Mark SELLEN
C08 (Ground floor)
Designing assessment-oriented facilities for expression manipulation tasks
Dr Rein PRANK

Session 4-3 • Theme 3
Chair: Ms Sharon TRIPCONEY
D04 (Ground floor)
Design a Probability Simulation With TI-Nspire for Middle/High School
Mr Stuart MOSKOWITZ

Session 4-4 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr William SPEER
D05 (Ground floor)
How digital pedagogical media might influence students’ mathematical understanding
Dr Nigel CALDER

Session 4-5 • Theme 3
Chair: Prof. Ulrich KORTENKAMP
B05 (Ground floor)
The Effectiveness of an Enrichment Program Using Dynamic Geometry Software in Developing Mathematically Gifted Students’ Geometric Creativity
Mr Mohamed EL-DEMERDASH, Prof. Ulrich KORTENKAMP

Session 4-6 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Martin HARRISON
F01 (Ground floor)
GeoGebra 3.2 – The new Spreadsheet View
Dr Yves KREIS
 Reviving Linear Algebra Course with the Help of Technology
Prof. Hitoshi NISHIZAWA
 Pedagogical features embedded in a CAS: a study on parametric definite integrals
Prof. Thierry DANA-PICARD

Session 4-7 • Theme 4
Chair: Mrs Agnès LENFANT-CORBLIN
F06 (Ground floor)
The internal constraints in the integration of the TICT in the mathematical practices to the elementary school
Mr Jean-Louis IMBERT

Session 4-8 • Theme 7
Chair: Prof. Steve KREVISKY
D14 (First floor)
Explaining a technologically shaped practice: a sociological view on computer-based mathematics teaching
Dr Helga  JUNGWIRTH

Session 4-9 • Theme 6
Chair: Prof. Peter JONES
D15 (First floor)
The Exponential Growth of Mathematics and Technology at the University of Portsmouth
Dr Michael MCCABE

Session 4-10 • Theme 6
Chair: Mr Ian GALLOWAY
D17 (First floor)
Mathematical Explorations with TI-Nspire
Mr José Paulo VIANA


5. Tuesday July 7th, 1:30pm - 2:30am


Session 5-1 • Theme 1
Chair: Dr Michael MCCABE
C06 (Ground floor)
The perceived impact of ICT on mathematical learning by Mathematics teachers in the UK
Ms Carol KNIGHTS
 Ten Years of Mathematics Reform at the Lebanese American University: The Experience and its Impact on Student Learning.
Dr Samer HABRE
 Simulating random experiments with computers in the classroom: indispensable but no so simple
Prof. Bernard PARZYSZ

Session 5-3 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Caroline BARDINI
D04 (Ground floor)
Researching principles of lesson design to realise the pedagogical opportunities of mathematics analysis software
Dr Robyn PIERCE, Dr Kaye STACEY

Session 5-4 • Theme 3
Chair: Mr Stuart MOSKOWITZ
D05 (Ground floor)
An Interface for the Visualization of Roots
Dr Vladimir NODELMAN

Session 5-6 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Vanessa HUSE
F01 (Ground floor)
Instrumentation process of a digital environment in the study of functions at the secondary school: a case study over two years
Mrs Claire CAZES, Jean-Michel GELIS, Mr Tran KIEM MINH
 The Challenges and Rewards of using Web Course Tools in Mathematics Courses
Dr Ann MOSKOL

Session 5-7 • Theme 4
Chair: Dr Daniel JARVIS
F06 (Ground floor)
What professional development of pre-service teachers to the use of ICT?
Mrs Maha ABBOUD-BLANCHARD, Mrs Agnès LENFANT-CORBLIN

Session 5-8 • Theme 7
Chair: Mr Guido HERWEYERS
D14 (First floor)
Using technology to illustrate experimental methods in statistics inference
Mr Bjoern FELSAGER

Session 5-9 • Theme 6
Chair: Dr Richard MILLMAN
D15 (First floor)
Using live, online tutoring to Inspire post 16 students to engage with higher level Mathematics
Mrs Sue DE POMERAI, Ms Sharon TRIPCONEY

Session 5-10 • Theme 6
Chair: Dr Otto WURNIG
D17 (First floor)
Possibilities of the computer visualisation with respect to the ordinary differential equations
Dr Magdalena ADAMCZAK
 Maple Animations and Recurrence Equations.
Dr Pavel PRAZAK
 The Impact of Computer Use on the Teaching of Functions in Grade 7
Mrs Sirje PIHLAP


6. Tuesday July 7th, 2:45pm - 3:45pm


Session 6-2 • Theme 2
Chair: Ms Judith GREEN
C08 (Ground floor)
LOCATING THE FOCUS OF SPHERICAL MIRRORS BY GRAPHING CALCULATOR
Mr Abdul-Sahib HASANI NEJAD
 Using Java demonstrations to illustrate mathematical results in a Games Programming Lecture
Dr Vasos PAVLIKA

Session 6-3 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Caroline BARDINI
D04 (Ground floor)
TI-nspire and the investigation approach
Mrs Marie Claire COMBES, Mr Jacques SALLES

Session 6-4 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Nigel CALDER
D05 (Ground floor)
Apprenti Géomètre, a tool for learning geometry, magnitudes measurement and decimal numbers
Mr Philippe SKILBECQ

Session 6-5 • Theme 3
Chair: Mrs Yolande ROCH
B05 (Ground floor)
An experiment on the use of the "Apprenti Géomètre" software in junior high school
Mr André VANDENBRUAENE

Session 6-6 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Magdalena ADAMCZAK
F01 (Ground floor)
Online and offline logic tests
Mr László ASZALÓS

Session 6-7 • Theme 4
Chair: Ms Carol KNIGHTS
F06 (Ground floor)
The use of geometric dynamic softwares by teachers in teaching mathematics at secondary school in Vietnam
Mr Chi Thanh NGUYEN

Session 6-8 • Theme 7
Chair: Dr Evelyn ROTHSTEIN
D14 (First floor)
Who are the Best Sluggers in Baseball?
Prof. Steve KREVISKY

Session 6-9 • Theme 6
Chair: Mr Bjoern FELSAGER
D15 (First floor)
'Being the graph':Using haptic and kinesthetic interfaces to engage students learning about functions
Dr Susan GEROFSKY

Session 6-10 • Theme 6
Chair: Ms Mary MITCHELL
D17 (First floor)
Using TI-Nspire with students in first year of senior high school (grade 10)
Prof. Boris HANUS, Mrs Stéphanie PÉPIN


7. Wednesday July 8th, 10:30am - 11:30am


Session 7-1 • Theme 1
Chair: Mrs Susan BAUER
C06 (Ground floor)
Using graphing software in the classroom: understanding the role of the computer
Dr Marie JOUBERT

Session 7-2 • Theme 5
Chair: Ms Julie SAUNDERS
C08 (Ground floor)
Assessing conceptual understanding in a CAS enabled environment
Mr David DRIVER

Session 7-3 • Theme 3
Chair: Mr Raymond ROZEN
D04 (Ground floor)
Problem-solving with the TI-Nspire CAS calculator
Ms Pauline HOLLAND

Session 7-6 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Antonio R  QUESADA
F01 (Ground floor)
Sage, a free and open-source computer algebra system, in the mathematics classroom
Dr Darren WICK
 Tessellations, transformations and technology: teaching geometry in the 21st century
Dr Dorothy  FRENCH
 Talk: Innovative Uses of Technology for Mathematics & Statistics Support
Dr Martin HARRISON

Session 7-7 • Theme 4
Chair: Mrs Alison CLARK-WILSON
F06 (Ground floor)
The Association of Mathematics Teachers of New Jersey ,USA Partner with Texas Instruments to Deliver Professional Development Via WebEx
Prof. Joan VAS, Ms Mary MITCHELL

Session 7-8 • Theme 4
Chair: Mr Svein Hallvard TORKILDSEN
D14 (First floor)
Teaching materials based on mind map
Mrs Mária BAKÓ
 Teachers´use of graphics calculator in secondary mathematics classrooms
Mrs Evangelina ROMANO, João Pedro DA PONTE

Session 7-9 • Theme 6
Chair: Ms Mary Rita MANLEY
D15 (First floor)
Dynamic Algebra
Dr Rene HUGELSHOFER

Session 7-10 • Theme 6
Chair: Mrs Carmel BURKE
D17 (First floor)
Research over use of computer educational games for forming reductive reasoning at school
Dr Tadeusz RATUSINSKI


8. Wednesday July 8th, 11:45am - 12:45am


Session 8-1 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Robyn PIERCE
C06 (Ground floor)
CAYEN: CAS – yes or no when learning algebra?
Prof. Bärbel BARZEL, Mr Matthias ZELLER

Session 8-2 • Theme 2
Chair: Dr Ann MOSKOL
C08 (Ground floor)
An International Comparison of the Effect of Using Computer Manipulatives on Pre-service and Middle Grades Students’ Understanding of Three-dimensional Buildings
Dr Vivian LA FERLA

Session 8-3 • Theme 3
Chair: Mr Guido HERWEYERS
D04 (Ground floor)
From a mathematical problem to a class situation
Mr Gilles ALDON

Session 8-4 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Caroline BARDINI
D05 (Ground floor)
Connecting theoretical frameworks: an example of cross-analysis
Mrs Claire CAZES, Mirko MARACCI, Alessandra MARIOTTI, Fabrice VANDEBROUCK

Session 8-5 • Theme 3
Chair: Mr Tom SEIDENBERG
B05 (Ground floor)
Computer Algebra Systems (CAS) in University Mathematics Instruction: Highlights from a Research Study Investigating CAS Technology Usage and Sustainability
Dr Chantal BUTEAU, Dr Daniel JARVIS, Dr Zsolt LAVICZA

Session 8-6 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Rein PRANK
F01 (Ground floor)
Macro-Constructions in DGS: More than construction tools
Prof. Iman OSTA

Session 8-7 • Theme 4
Chair: Prof. Joan VAS
D15 (First floor)
Live, online professional development for teachers of Mathematics
Mrs Sue DE POMERAI, Ms Sharon TRIPCONEY

Session 8-8 • Theme 4
Chair: Dr Vanessa HUSE
D14 (First floor)
The usefulness of ICT-tools evaluated by prospective and in-service teachers of mathematics, physics, chemistry and computer sciences
Dr Harry SILFVERBERG
 Math learning with wikis
Mr Mathias KREBS, Matthias LUDWIG

Session 8-9 • Theme 6
Chair: Dr Evelyn ROTHSTEIN
F06 (Ground floor)
Schools of the (Near) Future
Mr Oliver BOWLES, James NOBLE


9. Thursday July 9th, 9:00am - 10:00am


Session 9-1 • Theme 1
Chair: Dr Sue BROWN
C06 (Ground floor)
Bringing the outside world into the mathematics classroom: New approaches to the use of video in the classroom
Mrs Alison CLARK-WILSON, Prof. Adrian OLDKNOW

Session 9-2 • Theme 2
Chair: Dr Jason GIRI
C08 (Ground floor)
Dead bodies and Exponentials
Mr Ian GALLOWAY

Session 9-3 • Theme 3
Chair: Mr Regis OCKERMAN
D04 (Ground floor)
A dynamic practice of analytic geometry within the TI NSpire environment. New perspectives for an experimental approach of teaching
Dr Jean-Jacques DAHAN

Session 9-4 • Theme 3
Chair: Mr Andreas FEST
D05 (Ground floor)
'Economy' and 'Catachrèse' in the use of custom tools in a Dynamic geometry problem-solving process
Anastassios EMVALOTIS, Mrs Stavroula PATSIOMITOU

Session 9-5 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Antonio R  QUESADA
B05 (Ground floor)
ARGUMENTATION SCHEMES AND THE USE OF SKETCHPAD
Dr Homero FLORES

Session 9-6 • Theme 3
Chair: Prof. Steve KREVISKY
F01 (Ground floor)
Experimenting and proof in mathematics with Xcas
Mrs Michèle GANDIT, Mr Bernard PARISSE

Session 9-7 • Theme 4
Chair: Dr Caroline BARDINI
F06 (Ground floor)
Self-formation through the use of Information and Communication Technologies: research between Mathematics Education postgraduate students of the Pontifical Catholic University of Sao Paulo (Brazil)
Mrs Celina ABAR, Dr Gerson Pastre DE OLIVEIRA

Session 9-9 • Theme 6
Chair: Mrs Carol PATTERSON
D15 (First floor)
Modelling of a Problem with the help of CAS and GeoGebra
Dr Otto WURNIG

Session 9-10 • Theme 6
Chair: Dr Dorothy  FRENCH
D17 (First floor)
Digital Manipulatives : Come play. Come create.
Ms Agnes AZZOLINO


10. Thursday July 9th, 10:30am - 11:30am


Session 10-1 • Theme 5
Chair: Mr Christian DOHRMANN
C06 (Ground floor)
Process Oriented Learning Environments for Interactive Geometry Lessons
Mr Andreas FEST, Prof. Ulrich KORTENKAMP
 Use of a CAS as an assessment tool
Mr David DRIVER

Session 10-2 • Theme 2
Chair: Mrs Deborah PALMER
C08 (Ground floor)
Mathematics,Language,and Technology -- An Inextricable Linkage
Dr Evelyn ROTHSTEIN

Session 10-3 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Vanessa HUSE
D04 (Ground floor)
Probability and statistics with TI-Nspire - Problem solving in senior high school in France
Mr Alain LADUREAU

Session 10-4 • Theme 3
Chair: Dr Maribeth MCANALLY
D05 (Ground floor)
May netbook replace high-end graphical calculators?
Mr Bernard PARISSE

Session 10-5 • Theme 3
Chair: Prof. Bernard PARZYSZ
B05 (Ground floor)
Auto-reference and magnetization in dynamic geometry, theoretical stakes and practical applications: towards a new geometrical paradigm?
Mr Yves MARTIN

Session 10-6 • Theme 3
Chair: Ms Mary Ann TUERK
F01 (Ground floor)
An algebraic number line and its applications
Prof. Reinhard OLDENBURG

Session 10-7 • Theme 4
Chair: Mrs Sue DE POMERAI
F06 (Ground floor)
Transitioning from a Face-to-Face to an Online Community of Practice
Dr Sue BROWN
 The Preparation of Pre and Inservice Teachers on the Proper Integration of Hand-Held Graphing Technology
Laurie DUNLAP, Dr Antonio R  QUESADA

Session 10-8 • Theme 4
Chair: Dr Jean-Jacques DAHAN
D14 (First floor)
Developing Geometric Problem Posing Skills for Prospective Teachers Using Cabri 3D Environment
Prof. Reda ABU-ELWAN

Session 10-9 • Theme 6
Chair: Dr Rene HUGELSHOFER
D15 (First floor)
Creating Interactive Documents using TI-Nspire
Dr Stephen ARNOLD

Last minute changes

The content of this page is the reflect of the real-time situation.
The purpose of this section is just to point out some last minute changes which were not included in the printed version of the agenda.

  • Session 7-4, Wednesday July 8th, 10:30am - 11:30am has been cancelled.
    Promote mathematical research through surprise situations using the computer in class
    Dr Jose Rogerio SANTANA
  • Session 7-5, Wednesday July 8th, 10:30am - 11:30am has been cancelled.
    A new generation of tools for math teaching and learning
    Philippe Fortin
  • Session 8-1, Wednesday July 8th, 11:45am - 12:45am has been cancelled.
    - Technology in Mathematics for the Technologically Disenfranchised
    Monos NAIDOO
    - Intergeo - Interoperable Interactive Geometry for Europe
    Mr Christian DOHRMANN, Ms Carole DORDING, Prof. Ulrich KORTENKAMP, Dr Yves KREIS
    Please note that there is another available session about Intergeo on Monday:
    Session 1-8, Monday July 6th, 1:30pm - 2:30pm - D14 (First floor)
  • Session 1-3 has been moved to 8-1
    CAYEN: CAS – yes or no when learning algebra?
    Prof. Bärbel BARZEL, Mr Matthias ZELLER
  • The two "15 minutes short presentations" from Mr Hamid Chaachoua, which were part of sessions 5-6 et 6-6 have been cancelled, but the others presentations of these sessions will be held without change.
  • Rooms swap between sessions 8-7 and 8-9.
    8-7 is now in D15 (First floor), and 8-9 in F06 (Ground floor).

 


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