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Jeff Holt
Coauthor for the textbook Discovering Number Theory and on
several articles on teaching number theory. Also, a collaborator in a
project to develop
a library of problems for WeBWorK (also with Bill Ziemer).
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Bill Ziemer
Collaborator on a grant to develop a national library of problems for
WeBWorK (also with Jeff Holt).
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Matthias Kawski
Collaborator for workshops on the use of CCH calculus.
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WeBWorK
I oversee the implementation of WeBWorK, an online homework
system for ASU's first year math courses.
Discovering Number Theory
Discovering Number Theory is a reformed version of undergraduate
number theory, written with Jeff
Holt of the University of Virginia. The focus is on guided
discovery with students doing numerical experiments with a
computer algebra system. This three year project is
supported by the NSF. Visit the Discovering Number Theory
Home Page.
Calculus Reform
I was involed with Calculus Reform, in particular with the CCH approach
(i.e., "Harvard Calculus"),
in the early 1990s. In addition to teaching classes using the CCH book,
I helped organize and teach workshops on how to use CCH text.
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