All times are in CEST (UTC+2).
Day one, October 6th, 2020
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16:00: Welcome
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16:10: Andreas Piotrowski: “Visualizing Complex Numbers Using JSXGraph”
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16:30: Leslie Wong: “Utilizing JSXGraph to implement John Conway’s Game of Life”
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16:50: Discussion
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17:00: Workshop: JSXGraph for Beginners
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18:00: Break (with possibility to discuss in breakout rooms)
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18:30: Konstantinos Panagiotou, Matija Pasch, Simon Reisser (LMU Munich): “Epidemic Model Designer”
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18:50: Carsten Miller (University of Bayreuth): “sketchometry - in touch with geometry!"
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19:25: Discussion
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19:30: Workshop: Advanced JSXGraph I
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20:00: Open Discussion
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20:15: End (with possibility to continue the discussion in breakout rooms)
Day two, October 7th, 2020
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16:00: Welcome
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16:10: Pekka Alestalo (Aalto University): “Automatically assessed STACK exercises in Mathematics”
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16:30: Tobias Mai (Paderborn) with Alexander Meyer, Santiago Maria Borio Peñaloza and Chris Sangwin: “JSXGraph and STACK: Draw a function and get feedback on your sketch”
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16:50: Discussion
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17:00: Workshop: Authoring STACK questions combined with JSXGraph
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18:00: Break (with possibility to discuss in breakout rooms)
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18:30: Wigand Rathmann (FAU Erlangen): “Usage of JSXGraph in lectures for Math for Engineers”
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18:50: Santiago Maria Borio Peñaloza, David Stern, Danny Parsons, Chiara Facciolà (IDEMS International), James Musyoka (Maseno University) and Christine Laetitia (INNODEMS): “Teaching Descriptive Statistics using JSXGraph in STACK”
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19:10: Dan Haiem (ClassCalc.com): “Promote Equity. Save your students from expensive handheld calculators and boost your remote teaching for math!"
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19:25: Discussion
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19:35: Workshop: Advanced JSXGraph II
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20:05: Open Discussion
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20:15: End (with possibility to continue the discussion in breakout rooms)
Day three, October 8th, 2020
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16:00: Welcome
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16:10: Murray Bourne: “Mobile-friendly JSXGraph”
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16:30: Michael Gerhäuser: “Extending JSXGraph with WebAssembly”
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16:50: Discussion
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17:00: Workshop: JSXGraph and the Moodle Plug-in Formulas
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18:00: Break (with possibility to discuss in breakout rooms)
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18:30: Matthias Ehmann (University of Bayreuth): “Wireless Sensors with ESP32 microcontrollers and JSXGraph”
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18:50: Andreas Kirsche: “CONwiB Lines - A joint venture between Geometry and Block-based Programming”
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19:10: Discussion
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19:20: Alain Busser (IREMI La Réunion): “Spirolaterals with the turtle”
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19:40: Martin Kraska (Technische Hochschule Brandenburg): “Concept for automatic assessment of free body diagrams”
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20:00: David Holmes: “Developing JSXGraph projects in STEMCstudio”
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20:20: Discussion
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20:30: Closing