> >
>
> I appreciate the need for interactive equations -- also something
> we can share with students by means of swapping entire workbooks
> specific to this or that application, each containing hundreds of
> equations, dynamic graphs and so on. Whether we want to put all
> this on the web is another question -- maybe yes, maybe no. One
I was thinking I saw a demo of an Adobe product that did web equations rather
nicely -- interactive and all. It was at the IMACC meeting -- I am not sure
of the name of it-->something like mathview.
It required each browser to have a (free, I think) plugin. It was about $100
for the server or author license. Nice animated graphs --> you know the kind
like y=ax^2 where a automatically varies from -2 to 2.
Alan
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