Hey, it's public knowledge now. Everyone knows that OAME 2020 was cancelled but what you don't know is that behind the scenes we've been working diligently to bring you a smaller version in the online setting. To that end we bring you OAME 2020 Virtual featuring 30 live sessions and over 20 pre recorded sessions on May 6-9th. When you register you will be registering for the conference but not picking sessions. We will just be sending you links each day for the day's sessions. The conference is free to all but the recordings (both live and pre recorded) will only be open to the public until the following Monday. Check out the full program and get registration details at the link below
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http://oame2020.ca/virtual-oame
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Are you looking for some random generators, then grab a screen from @EliLuberoff's @Desmos activity. You have spinners and dice in various forms. Just grab the screen and go with your own activities.
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https://teacher.desmos.com/activitybuilder/custom/5e9c8983dbf73d1423bf215f
Ok, I got thoroughly nerd-sniped by @mpershan, @mburnsmath, and @MathMinds. Here are some editable starter screens with spinners (sorted and randomized) and dice (regular or sides with fractions):https://t.co/0oLnvGuPLO— Eli Luberoff (@eluberoff) April 19, 2020
[edit: sorry! original had a bad URL]
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Though it might be true, I wonder if the perimeter stays constant. I'm thinking the metal might stretch. It looks cool though.
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https://twitter.com/mathemaniac/status/1059172074579587072
So cool looking but I think some of those gears are stretchingSame perimeter, different area. pic.twitter.com/A8hOQc2eRF— Simon Pampena (@mathemaniac) November 4, 2018
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https://twitter.com/mathemaniac/status/1251570400200294402
I did a panel discussion this week and talk about some math related and other tools for online teaching but really I think the cool part of this was talking to @watnunu talking about her experiences currently teaching in China. And if you want, here's the slide deckClockwork Fractal pic.twitter.com/JiKWB3c242— Simon Pampena (@mathemaniac) April 18, 2020
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http://k12.oliah.ca/webinar/webinar-3-high-school-education-wed-april-22-2pm-edt/
It looks like @3Blue1Brown is jumping into the online teaching game and one thing I liked about this was the answer to the question "When will I ever use this?" - "The movie Coco probably used the quadratic formula over a trillion times"
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHXO86wKeDY
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Some Covid-19 humour here. Thanks to @rinahyland for pointing this one out
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https://twitter.com/howie_hua/status/1253476512545693696
A few more from @DonFraser9The pollution is so low that we can start to see the 1s that were once thought to be invisible. pic.twitter.com/6yNmBIOVas— Howie Hua (@howie_hua) April 24, 2020
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https://twitter.com/DonFraser9/status/1251506245527375873
https://twitter.com/DonFraser9/status/1252372607019610113
https://twitter.com/DonFraser9/status/1252365035696873473
Saw this on twitter a few months ago ... I can’t seem to figure out why it works 😩😩😩 Extensions are fun! #MTBoS #iteachmath @paul_math @davidpetro314 @Mathgarden @MathletePearce @MathforLove @AlexOverwijk @DanShuster pic.twitter.com/PciK51EFMj— Don Fraser (@DonFraser9) April 18, 2020
Oh no !! I spilled my dice ... No point in crying over spilled dice ! What is a cool math activity I could do (Don't count picking them up !) #MTBoS #iteachmath @DrMaryReid @CathyMarksKrpan @davidpetro314 @davidwees @Mathgarden pic.twitter.com/VuoILgLhUR— Don Fraser (@DonFraser9) April 20, 2020
Gee .... This just arrived from a daughter who teaches in South Carolina #MTBoS #iteachmath @MathforLove @DanShuster @davidpetro314 @Mathgarden @MathletePearce @paul_math @CathyMarksKrpan Why does this work? pic.twitter.com/xVr57RV6Tc— Don Fraser (@DonFraser9) April 20, 2020
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