We are posting news, announcements, and status reports as our project progresses. Please feel free to contact us if there is information that you would like that you cannot find here or elsewhere on our site.
Dear Colleagues, Friends, & Supporters,
We just came back from our workshop in Seattle -- and as always it was fun and inspiring for us to learn with the participants. Specials thanks to Allison Henrich who was a wonderful host and organizer!
Dear Colleagues, Friends, & Supporters,
A big thank you to all our visitors at the JMM booth, we had a wonderful time! Many visitors asked us which chapters of our books are independent and could be used alone or in conjunction with chapters from different books. Our answer is in this month's blog on "Mixing it Up".
We are also getting ready (and excited) about our next workshop in Seattle, Feb 27/28. Come join us if you are close by!
Exciting News! Another great opportunity to learn about the nuts-and-bolts of an IBL classroom at a hands-on workshop.
Regarding details and registration information, our close collaborator Stan Yoshinobu, who serves as the director of this program, writes:
Priscilla Bremser, contributing editor of the AMS Blog and professor at Middlebury College, reflects on "The Liberal Art of Mathematics" in today's AMS blog (December 19, 2014). She writes: