David,
> This FF toolbar for blender reminds me of what you want (for Blender, rather
> than for Sage). It is installed separately from Blender but provides a nice
> some interface to some functionality Blender has. I wonder how hard it
> would be to
> create a Sage toolbar?
I may have responded
Thierry,
> Hello,
> I am *very* interested. I am supposed to start a Sage server for *all*
> the undergraduate students of my University (at least those learning
> maths and computer sciences or physics). My contribution is very small:
> add ldap identification, run a server on 3 "large" machines
David,
Thanks for the thoughts.
I like your idea of using additional tabs or a toolbar. My idea of
math operations could be implemented in a toolbar that sends code to a
Sage session. Although it is a UI issue, I think it important for
students to see the whole universe of possible operations
Minh,
> I'm administering a Moodle class. My experience of Moodle so far is
> pretty good. I've heard of WebWork, but have never used it. A few
> months ago, I planned to integrate Sage with Moodle. It would be some
> kind of package that allows Moodle to use the maths capabilities of
> Sage. Al
David,
I teach grades 6-8 in the US. Effective teaching combines coaching,
projects, collaboration, personal interests and lots of feedback. My
vision is to add collaboration features so that Sage become more of a
math environment for students. This means a few things:
1. Improve the interfac
Anyone interested in discussing a collaborative version of Sage? I am
a math teacher and technology coordinator for 6-8 students. I see
HUGE potential for Sage to become more of a collaborative environment
between a teacher and students and between students.
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