[sage-edu] Re: 2nd Edition of Sage for Undergraduates

Hello Professor Bard, I look forward to reading the new edition. I wonder what you think about writing a version geared towards younger students. For the last couple of years I have concerned myself with the woeful state of student preparation for college-level STEM majors as evidenced by the

Re: [sage-edu] Re: 2nd Edition of Sage for Undergraduates

Professor, Thank you for the enthusiastic response! I am not an educator. I write programs sometimes. I wrote something about attention focusing, see github, user enthor. Perhaps useful! Anyone who wishes may contact me via gmail user id b252t11q. I would love it if we could solve this

[sage-edu] pre-code design doc: mysagepyV0

I am planning to write code to Archive source materials, to Catalog them, and an app to review/drill topics in them which must be mastered and memorized. A first-cut of the Design Goals and "databases" is available here: https://github.com/enthor/mysagepyV0 This project is

[sage-edu] Re: pre-code design doc: mysagepyV0

I have uploaded a "proof of concept" to https://github.com/enthor/mysagepyV0 It has a "stub" review app which can be accessed either via Python directly or via Python with SageMath -- the latter is required for access to Latex formatting and display. Some rearrangem