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*** SUMMER 1995 WORKSHOPS ***

Calculators and computer software in undergraduate
mathematics instruction.
Room, board, materials, and tuition paid by the National
Science Foundation.

More information follows below.

For even more detailed  information and application
materials, please contact Bostwick Wyman directly by email,
or send letter or fax to

                Professor Bostwick F. Wyman
                Technology Strategies Workshops
                Ohio State Mathematics Department
                231 West 18th Avenue
                Columbus, OH 43210
                wyman@math.ohio-state.edu
                fax:  (614) 292-1479

Be sure to include a mailing address, since the materials will
go out by ordinary mail.

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Technology Strategies Workshops
Summer 1995

Supported by the National Science Foundation

Session 1:  May 30 - June 9, 1995
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado

Session 2:  July 10- July 21, 1995
The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio

� Introduction to uses of technology in undergraduate
mathematics instruction in areas ranging from precalculus
through calculus to advanced topics.

� Hands on experience and laboratory work with graphing
calculators, computer based laboratories, computer algebra
systems, and various software packages.

� Discussions and reports on pedagogical implications of
new technology.

� Opportunities to work on course and curriculum
development for use at home institutions.  Follow-up
conference support and publication opportunities may be
available.

� Room, board, instruction, and materials paid by the
National Science Foundation.  We hope to supply a free copy
of the Student Edition of Maple to take home, and possible
other books and software.  Travel costs will be the
responsibility of participants.

�Faculty of community colleges, two-year colleges, four-year
colleges and universities are eligible for these workshops.
Secondary school faculty may attend if space permits.
Members of underrepresented groups, and those deeply
involved in the teaching of underrepresented groups are
especially encouraged to apply.  Applications from teams of
participants from a single institution are welcomed.

Application screening for the Colorado session will
begin March 1, 1995 , and screening for the Ohio session will
begin April 1, 1995.  Applications will be accepted until the
sessions are full.  For materials,  please contact:

                Professor Bostwick F. Wyman
                Technology Strategies Workshops
                Ohio State Mathematics Department
                231 West 18th Avenue
                Columbus, OH 43210
                wyman@math.ohio-state.edu
                fax:  (614) 292-1479