- CAS-based curricula and teaching methods
- Dynamic geometry systems as teaching tools
- Assessing with technology
- Web based teaching and learning methods
- Dispensable and indispensable mathematical skills and abilities
- CAS as pedagogical tools for compensation and amplification
- Classroom examples using CAS (and other technologies)
- Demands on a Pedagogical CAS
- Convergence of Mathematical Assistants
- Future of CAS in Education
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- Applications in mathematics, the natural sciences, research
& development, economy, social sciences, industry, ... using any
CAS
- Teaching and learning with TI-Nspire, TI-89/92, Voyage200,
Derive and other CAS
- Programming in TI-Nspire, TI-89/92, Voyage200, in Derive
and in other CAS
- Interfaces to other programs/tools
- Producing and using utility files and libraries
- Problems and limitations
- Web resources - going online
- Connecting computer algebra and computational logic
- Different alternatives to Derive.
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