Author Archives: Tyler Clark

TeX Writer

Posted on November 5, 2014 by Tyler Clark

I like to use my iPad for a lot of tasks. I’ve written about taking notes on the iPad using Penultimate and the Jot Script. I found an app called TeX Writer. It is an app available for iOS, Android, and … Continue reading →

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Classes Starting – Tech Note-Taking Resources

Posted on August 18, 2014 by Tyler Clark

With classes starting back up again, I thought it might be nice to share my favorite note taking resources. I bought an iPad Air a while back and love the Adonit Jot Script that I purchased for it. This stylus (although … Continue reading →

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Why Do Americans Stink at Math? – an NYTimes Article

Posted on July 24, 2014 by Tyler Clark

In school, did you “learn” mathematics by just memorizing some facts and not really understanding where those facts arose? Karen Morgan Ivy Tweeted the below Calvin and Hobbes comic. Is Mathematics an art or a science? Calvin has a different … Continue reading →

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AMS Fall Sectional Meeting — Travel Grants

Posted on June 28, 2014 by Tyler Clark

Are you interested in attending an AMS Fall Sectional Meeting but need more funding? You’re in luck. The AMS is offering up to $250 for graduate students to attend this year. Dates and locations of the sectional meetings are: September … Continue reading →

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Oyster

Posted on June 14, 2014 by Tyler Clark

Most folks have heard about Netflix, an internet video streaming website for users to be able to watch movies, TV shows, documentaries, etc. What about reading books, though. We have also heard about the Nook or Amazon Fire. But what if … Continue reading →

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