From: James E. White <Mathwrig@gte.net>
To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion
Date: 2002081814:25:43
Subject: Interactive Mathematical Stories

I would like to suggest that you visit The New Mathwright Library and
Cafe at http://www.mathwright.com  Following is a brief description:

The New Mathwright Library is a FREE (and growing) collection of more
than 200 interactive, electronic mathematics and science "books" at
the University and Secondary level. These books have been developed by
College and Secondary School mathematics and science teachers 
(and sometimes by their students) since 1991. They may be read on any
Windows machines.

Students and Teachers build their own private mathematics library on
any of their computers, and read (off line) at their own pace, as they
participate in our unique Interactive stories and ask their own
questions! They may also read our Microworlds on line in your browser.


When visitors register in the Library for the first time, they may
download a free ActiveX Control, called the MathwrightWeb Control for
online reading, or The Mathwright32 Reader for offline reading. These
are "readers" for the books collected here. 	

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