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Tag Archives: Distance Learning
Surprise! Transitioning to online teaching
By Abbe Herzig, AMS Director of Education Many of us are experiencing stress as schools, colleges and universities move instruction out of the classroom. Fortunately, even if distance learning is new to you, it isn’t new, and there is a … Continue reading
Number Theory and Cryptography: A Distance Learning Course for High School Students
By Matt Baker, Professor of Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology Last year, I began offering an online Number Theory and Cryptography course for gifted high school students through Georgia Tech. Fourteen high school seniors from metro Atlanta took the course in Fall … Continue reading
Posted in Classroom Practices, Online Education
Tagged Distance Learning, MOOC, Number Theory, Video
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