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Following is a selection of presentations from the Joint Mathematics Meetings, 8-11 January 1997, San Diego, CA.

MAA Session
The Use of Hand-Held Technology in the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics

Organizers:
Marcelle Bessman, Jacksonville University marjon@ix.netcom.com
V. J. Rammamurthy, Northern Florida State University
Bert K. Waits, The Ohio State University

1. Requiring Graphing Calculators in Large General Education Classes
   William E. Bonnice, University of New Hampshire
2. Lying Calculators, Dancing Sine Curves, Or Will The Real Sine Curve Please Stand Up!
   Tom Guglielmo, Mercy College
3. The TI -92 in Calculus with a Lab Component
   Mary Ann Connors, University of Massachusetts, Amherst U
4. Graphing calculators and College Algebra
   Kay Gura, Ramapo College of New Jersey
   Gabriella Wepner, Ramapo College of New Jersey
5. Teaching developmental algebra using manipulatives and the TI-92
   Amelia S. Kinard, Columbia College
6. Should Recursion be Taught in Basic Mathematics Courses?
   Antonio R. Quesada, The University of Akron
7. Discussion
8. Handheld Technology in Multivariable Calculus
   William G McCallum, University of Arizona
   Deborah Hughes Hallett, Harvard University
9. The Classroom of the Future: Computers AND Graphing Calculators AND a Document Camera
   John C Hennessey, Loyola College
10. A Blind Man's Description of the Elephant
    Darlene Whitkanack, Indiana University
11. Are they the same?
    Joan Hosdowich McCarter, Arizona State University
12. Phase Portraits in Introductory Differential Equations on the HP-48G/GX
    David N Dudley, Phoenix College
    
13. With and Without Graphing Calculators: A Direct Comparison
    Janet C. Woodland, University of Arkansas
14. Calculator Calculus for Commuters
    Elyn Rykken
    Iztok Hozo
15. Using Handheld Technology to Teach More Mathematics to More Students
    Benjamin N. Levy
16. A New Kind of Regression Analysis Method.
    Jongsook Han, Edward Waters College
17. Calculus Reform in the Precalculus Class
    Robert A Hollister, Jacksonville University
18. Knowing When to Punch
    Cathy W Carter, Christian Brothers University
19. A Student Project in a Business Mathematics Course
    David K. Ruch, Sam Houston State University
20. Discovery Learning in Calculus with the TI-92
    Barbara K. D'Ambrosia, John Carroll University
    Carl R. Spitznagel, John Carroll University

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