To be provided over 18 months, the grant will support the creation of an on-line library of digital teaching tools. Swarthmore is doing the applet project jointly with the Math Forum, an on-line mathematics education center that was founded at and formerly operated by the college. While the JOMA applet project is primarily oriented toward college-level material, it will also be useful to high school teachers and students, says Eugene Klotz, a Swarthmore mathematics professor who founded the Math Forum in 1993 and continues to serve as its chief adviser.
Someone needs to identify the best material and publish it.
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