(Fwd) WebMath: mathematical exposition

[Bryan Dye]

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At 11:11 09/02/00 +0000, you wrote:
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>Date sent:      	Tue, 8 Feb 2000 15:09:29 -0800
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>From:           	June Lester <jalester at cecm.sfu.ca>
>Subject:        	WebMath: mathematical exposition
>
>WebMathers -
>
>For a potential project, I'm looking for examples of good online
mathematical 
>exposition.  Please note the word "online": I'm looking for examples of
pages 
>that actually use online media to present mathematics - hypertext, 
>interactivity, animation, etc. - things that can't be done or can't be
done as 
>well with ordinary paper media.  Not pages that just show off a
technology, but 
>pages that show how a technology can be used for innovative mathematical 
>communication, in an educational context, a research publication context or 
>another context I haven't thought of yet. Web pages that aren't just "ported 
>paper".  
>
>Any and all relevant URLs gratefully accepted.  Also welcome are any
comments, 
>opinions, discussion, etc. on what actually constitutes good online 
>mathematical presentation.  
>

> 
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