Borough of Manhattan Community College Title III Office presents A Leadership Series: Using Technology to Teach Mathematics and Science Welcome to our proceedings website. At this site you will find a summary of the presentations given during an on-going series of workshops that were sponsored by Borough of Manhattan Community College’s Title III Office and generously supported by both the Calculus Consortium for Higher Education and Ohio State University. The series is expected to continue during the 2003-2004 academic year. The Leadership Series workshops focused on innovative and effective uses of instructional technology in the teaching of mathematics and science during the first two-years of undergraduate programs in colleges and universities. The participants were faculty from mathematics and science departments in the New York City region. Each day of the series, participants had lunch together which facilitated networking and the exchange of ideas. The following is a list of the presentations held during the Fall 2002 semester: Using a Personal Web Site with WEB CT in a Science Class Sean Fanelli Nassau Community College fanellis@ncc.edu LUCID: A Web-based Learning System for General Chemistry David Hanson and Troy Wolfskill SUNY Stony Brook David.Hanson@sunysb.edu Teaching with 3-D Computer Graphics: Molecular Display and Genomic Analysis Manfred Philipp, Lehman College, philipp@alpha.lehman.cuny.edu Maple 8 and Maplets: A New Way to Use Computer Algebra in the Classroom Douglas Meade, University of South Carolina, meade@math.sc.edu Using Java Applets To Enhance the Learning/Teaching of Mathematics Isa S. Jubran SUNY College at Cortland jubrani@cortland.edu Statistical Applets: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Brian Smith McGill University brian.smith@mcgill.ca Ivy without Walls: A Complete System for Educational Technology John Blamire and David Leveson Brooklyn College DLeveson@brooklyn.cuny.edu JBlamire@brooklyn.cuny.edu I hope you find the proceedings, compiled by Dr. Fred Peskoff, informative and useful. If you have any questions please contact Fred at fpeskoff@aol.com or contact me, Glenn Miller, the workshop coordinator at gmiller@bmcc.cuny.edu. See the acknowledgement of all who worked diligently in the planning and preparation of these workshops

Sponsored by: This workshop series was generously supported by both the Calculus Consortium for Higher Education and Ohio State University   For additional information regarding this workshop series, please contact Glenn Miller at gmiller@bmcc.cuny.edu or (212) 220-1351.     Visit our web site to learn more about the Title III Intiative at BMCC.

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