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 Date:  Tuesday, November 18, 2014

 

Program for the Joint Conference on Innovation and Technology for Mathematics and Mathematics Education:
19th
ATCM, 1st ISIMMED, 2nd SenDiMat and 3rd ISMEI 2014
November 26-30, 2014, Yogyakarta State University, Indonesia

 

November 26, 2014 (Wednesday)

 

 

17:00-18:00

Registration:

 

 

18:30-21:00

Welcome Reception

 

 

 

November 27, 2014 (Thursday)

 

 

7:00-8:50

Registration

 

 

9:00-10:00

Opening ceremony

 

 

10:00-10:30

Tea Break 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10:30-11:20

Plenary Speech 1: Auditorium Room , Chair: Colette Laborde

 

 

 

20577   Technological tools have enhanced our teaching, learning and doing mathematics, what is next?        Wei-Chi Yang

 

 

11:20-12:10

Plenary Speech 1: Auditorium Room , Chair:

 

 

 

30007 THREE TRAINING STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING MATHEMATICS

TEACHER COMPETENCES IN INDONESIA 2015-2019 BASED ON

TEACHER COMPETENCY TEST (TCT) 2012-2014- Widodo (Professor rer nat on Mathematics, PPPPTK Matematika Yogyakarta, Indonesia)

 

  12:10-13:40 Lunch Break 

 

 

11:30-12:20 

(50minutes)

20561 Examples and Techniques of Morphing within CAS and DGS Environments (Cabri and TI-Nspire). A Way of Enriching our Teaching at all Levels-Jean-Jacques Dahan

 

13:40-14:30

Invited Speaker 1: Room 1: (Chair: Krongthong Khairiree) 20495  Managing all the change and keeping teachers motivated-Douglas Butler

 

 

 

Invited Speaker 2: Room 2: (Chair: Paul Abbott) 20498 Teaching Experimental Mathematics: Digital Discovery using Maple-Bill Blyth

 

 

 

Invited Speaker 3: Room 3: (Chair: Jean-Jacques Dahan) 20573 Can Tightly Packed Circles be Movable? Jen-chung Chuan

 

 

13:40-14:40

Hands-on Workshops (GC stands for calculator workshops; CW stands for computer workshops)

 

 

GC Room 120599 Learning about calculus with an advanced scientific calculator-Barry Kissane

 

 

 

GC Room 2: 20640 Mathematical Modelling using TI-Nspire-Thomas Yeo

 

14:40-15:20   Tea Break

 

15:20-17:00

Parallel Session I. Presentations (Each contributed paper presentation slot is 25 minutes, unless otherwise specified. Please allow 3 minutes for Q&A, and 2 minutes for changeover)

 

 

Room 1: (Chair: Romeo Q.  Tolentino)

 

 

 

15:20-15:45

20473    An Algorithm for Solving Traveling Salesman ProblemSamrat Hore, Anup Dewanji, Aditya Chatterjee

 

 

 

15:45-16:10

20660    MODELING THE MOHR’S  CIRCLE FOR TWO DIMENSIONAL STATE OF STRESS USING THE SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR- Romeo Q.  Tolentino

 

 

 

16:10-16:35

 

 

 

Room 2: (Chair: Thomas Yeo)

 

 

 

15:20-16:10 (50 minutes)

20493    Visualization of special orthogonal group SO(3) with dynamic geometry software-Yoichi Maeda

 

 

 

16:10-17:00

(50 minutes)

20639    Dynamic Lesson Design using Technology-Thomas Yeo

 

 

Room 3: (Chair:)

 

 

 

16:00-16:50 (50 minutes)

A Presentation by teachers from China.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                             Room 4: (Chair: Barry Kissane)

 

 

 

15:20-16:10

(50 minutes)

30001 A model for the educational role of calculators- Barry Kissane, and Marian Kemp

 

 

 

16:10-17:00 (50 minutes)

20561 Examples and Techniques of Morphing within CAS and DGS Environments (Cabri and TI-Nspire). A Way of Enriching our Teaching at all Levels-Jean-Jacques Dahan

 

 

 

Room 5: (Chair: William Speer)

 

 

 

15:20-15:45

20492    Using the iPad and Calculator-Based Ranger to Introduce Fundamental Concepts of Slope to Younger Students-William Speer

 

 

 

15:45-16:10

20610    Consideration on the Effect of the Lesson in Problem Solving by Few Children-Tsutomu Ishii

 

 

 

16:10-16:35

20627    Math Input Interface by MathDox Formula Editor for Math e-Learning System STACK-Yasuyuki Nakamura, Takahiro Nakahara, Yusuke Inagak

 

15:20 - 17:00

 Hands-on Workshops (GC stands for calculator workshops; CW stands for computer workshops)

 

 

A Presentation by teachers from China.

 

 

 

 

(GC Room 6)     20601 Mathematical Problem Solving with a Graphing Calculator-Wee Leng Ng

 

 

 

(GC Room 7)     20653 Unveiling CASIO fx 991es+ : Maximizing its Application in Mathematics Classes-Maria Ailynn Diansuy, Romeo Tolentino

 

 

 

(CW1 Computer Room 1) 20499     Introduction to e-Teaching of Secondary School / Undergraduate Mathematics using Maple     Bill Blyth, Asim Ghous

 

 

 

(CW2 Computer Room 2) 20575     Chrystal Growing with Rhombic Polyhedrons, a Cabri 3D Workshop-Jen-chung Chuan

 

 

09:00-17:00

Exhibitions

 

 

18:30-21:00

Conference Dinner and Culture Night

 

 

 

 

November 28, 2014 (Friday)

7:00-8:00 Registration:

 

8:00-8:50

Plenary Speech 3: Chair: Jen-chung Chuan

 

 

20625   Interactivity and flexibility exemplified with Cabri- Colette Laborde

 

8:50-9:40

Plenary Speech 4: Chair: Wei-Chi Yang

 

 

20578   Professional Development for Teachers in Mathematical Modelling           Keng Cheng Ang

9:40-10:10   Tea Break

 

 

 

 

 

10:10-11:10

Invited Speaker 4: Room 1: (Chair: Bill Blyth ) 20579 Reflections on Teaching Applied Mathematics with Technology-Paul Abbott

 

 

Invited Speaker 5: Room 2: (Chair: Keng Cheng Ang) 20608 Bar Model and GSP: The Effective Strategy in Solving Word Problems-Krongthong Khairiree

 

 

Invited Speaker 6: Room 3: (Chair: Masami Isoda) 20613 Modern Geometry via Dynamic Tools-Ma. Louise Antonette De Las Penas

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10:10 - 11:10

Hands-on Workshops (GC stands for calculator workshops; CW stands for computer workshops)

 

(GC Room 4) 20598 Learning about functions and equations with an advanced scientific calculator-Barry Kissane

 

(CW Computer Room 1) 20501 Introduction to computer Aided Assessment of Secondary School / Undergraduate Mathematics using MapleTA- Bill Blyth and Asim Ghous

 

(CW Computer Room 2) 20509 Hands-on workshop: Autograph in old clothes and in new (for ages 16-19)-Douglas Butler

 

 

11:10-13:10  Muslim Friday Prayer; Exhibition Hours and Lunch Break

 

13:10-14:50

Parallel Session II. Presentations (Each contributed paper presentation slot is 25 minutes, unless otherwise specified. Please allow 3 minutes for Q&A, and 2 minutes for changeover)

 

Room 1: (Chair: Felino Pascual)

 

 

13:10-14:00

(50 minutes)  

20478    The Minimal Travel Time for Light Passing Through a Nonhomogeneous Medium-Felino Pascual

 

 

14:00-14:25

20570    Effects of spreadsheet towards learners’ usage of mathematical language-Kok Fui Chin, Sharifah Norul Akmar bt Syed Zamri

 

Room 2: (Chair: Chee-Keong Chong)

 

 

13:10-13:35 

20591    Use of Lecture Capture in the Teaching and Learning of Statistics-Chee-Keong Chong, Marzita Puteh, Swee-Choo Goh

 

 

13:35-14:00

20597    THE MODEL OF PGSD-UT'S STUDENTS WORKSHEET BASED ON DISPLAY COMPONENT BASED THEORY AS A LEARNING STRATEGY IN FACE TO FACE TUTORIAL- Suroyo n, Ngadi Marsinah, R. Sudarwo

 

 

14:00-14:25

30002 A Practical Case for e-Mathematical Experiment

with “Geometry Apps” from HP Prime- Yang Jianyi and Liu Chengyang

 

Room 3: (Chair: Maria Isabel Lucas)

 

 

13:10-13:35 

20605    DISCOVERING THE CONCEPT OF LIMIT FUNCTION AT TENTH GRADE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WITH SCIENTIFIC APPROACH ACCORDING TO 2013 CURRICULUM USING CALCULATOR CASIO fx-991ID PLUS-WIWORO WIWORO

 

 

13:35-14:00

20606    GEOMETRICAL PATTERNS OF YOGYAKARTA BATIK ORNAMENTS-WIWORO WIWORO, NABILA RAHMA KHAIRUNNISA

 

 

14:00-14:25

20588    Effects of using Casio FX991 ES Plus on achievement and anxiety level in Mathematics-Maria Isabel Lucas, Erlinda Cayao

 

 

 

 

13:10-14:50

Hands-on Workshops (GC stands for calculator workshops; CW stands for computer workshops)

 

 

(GC Room 5) 20600 Learning mathematics with a modern graphics calculator-Barry Kissane

 

 

(GC Room 6) 20494 Enhancing the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics Through Handheld Technology-Wee Leng Ng

 

 

(CW1 Computer Room 1) 20603     An overview of Mathematica for Education-Paul Abbott, Farid Pasha

 

 

(CW2 Computer Room 2) )  20496  Hands-on workshop: Autograph in old clothes and in new (for ages 11-16)-Douglas Butler

 

14:50-15:20

Tea Break and Poster Sessions

 

 

20618   Let's Explore the Functions of Complex value. Chieko Fukuda, Kyoko KAKIHANA

20619   Problem Solving with Certification        Shin Watanabe

20635   An Application of CAS for Defining Equations of Singularities with Indeterminate Exponents           Tadashi Takahashi, Fumiya Iwama

 

15:20-17:00

Parallel Session III. Presentations (Each contributed paper presentation slot is 25 minutes, unless otherwise specified. Please allow 3 minutes for Q&A, and 2  minutes for changeover)

 

Room 1: (Chair: Al Jupri)

 

 

15:20-15:45

20574    The impact of a technology-rich intervention on grade 7 students’ skills in initial algebra-Al Jupri, Paul Drijvers, Marja van den Heuvel-Panhuizen

 

 

15:45-16:10

20611    Non-visual Expression Method for Mathematical Documents in Elementary Geometry-Ryoji Fukuda, Masato Kojo

 

 

16:10-16:35

20612    Applicability of Gaze Points for Analyzing Priorities of Explanatory Elements in Mathematical Documents   -Ryoji Fukuda, Junki Iwagami, Takeshi Saitoh

 

 

16:35-17:00

20504    Revisiting Geometric Construction using Geogebra-Glenn Laigo, Abdul Hadi Bhatti, Lakshmi Kameswari Pulipaka, et al.

 

Room 2: (Chair: Maria Ailynn Diansuy)

 

 

15:20-15:45

20481    Using Spreadsheet to create rug patterns and designs                Maryanne Bagore

 

 

15:45-16:10

20641    On the Application of Technology to Solutions of Limits Involving Indeterminate Forms-Maria Ailynn Diansuy

 

 

16:10-16:35

20590    Integration of Products using Differentials--Rebecca Tolentino, Janette Lagos

 

Room 3: (Chair: Rahul Mukherjee)

 

15:20-15:45

20465    Optimal statistical designs via directional derivatives in the presence of a nuisance parameter-Rahul Mukherjee

 

15:45-16:10

20470    Application of Frechet derivatives for optimal statistical planning of experiments with asymmetrically distributed measurement errors- Mausumi Bose

 

16:10-16:35

20587    Locating Points in 3D Graphic Space As More Direct Interface to the Learning Contents of Vector Equations- Wataru Ohno, Kotaro Shimada, Hitoshi Nishizawa, et al.

 

 

 

Room 4: (Chair: Stefan Oeyen)

 

 

15:20-15:45

20582    Developing the technology integration competency in a pre-service teacher training-Stefan Oeyen

 

 

15:45-16:10     

20502    USING GRAPHING CALCULATOR IN PROBLEM SOLVING TASKS    Kwan Eu Leong, Mary Ann Serdina Parrot    

 

 

16:10-16:35 

30003 Applications of Information Technology to the "Five Points" Conjecture- Ren-shou Huang & Yuan-jing Xia

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

15:20-17:00

Hands-on Workshops (GC stands for calculator workshops; CW stands for computer workshops)

 

 

(GC1 Room 5): 30005 DISCOVERING CONCEPT OF LIMIT FUNCTION IN TENTH GRADE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WITH SCIENTIFIC APPROACH ACCORDING TO 2013 CURRICULUM USING CALCULATOR CASIO fx-991 ID PLUS- Wiworo

PPPPTK Matematika Yogyakarta, Indonesia

 

 

(Room 6): 3009 Creative Mathematics Activities in a Classroom-Janchai Yingprayoon

 

 

(CW1 Computer Room 1) 20604     Make your course interactive and engaging-Farid Pasha, Paul Abbott

 

 

(CW2 Computer Room 2) 20562     Modelling the floating Indonesian flag : two techniques with Cabri 3D-Jean-Jacques Dahan, Jean-Marie Laborde

09:00-17:00  Exhibitions

18:30-20:30 IPC meeting

 

November 29, 2014 (Saturday)

8:00-8:50 Registration:

 

8:00-8:50

Plenary Speech 4: Chair: Deane Arganbright

 

 

30006 WHY TECHNOLOGIES ARE NECESSARY FOR THE CURRENT CURRICULUM REFORM?-Masami Isoda

 

8:50-9:40

Plenary Speech: Chair:

 

 

20628   Integrating Technology in Teaching and Learning (Mathematics)-Paulina Pannen

9:40-10:10 Tea Break

10:10-11:10 Invited Speeches

 

10:10-11:10

Invited Speaker 7: Room 1: (Chair: Ma. Louise Anotnette De Las Penas) 20614                A Capstone Course to Improve the Preparation of Mathematics Teachers on the Integration of Technology-Antonio Quesada

 

 

Invited Speaker 8: Room 3: (Chair: Wahyudi Wahyudi) 20637 Educating the Educators: Technology-Enhanced Mathematics Teaching and Learning               -Leong Chee Kin

 

10:10-11:10

Parallel Session IV. Presentations (Each contributed paper presentation slot is 25 minutes, unless otherwise specified. Please allow 3 minutes for Q&A, and 2  minutes for changeover)

 

Room 1: (Chair: Yasuyuki Nakamura)

 

 

10:10-10:35

20589    Teaching materials incorporating interactive graphics for college-level mathematics education- Shunji Ouchi, Yoshifumi Maeda, Naoki Hamaguchi, et al.

 

 

10:40-11:10

20595    How to construct a question of linear algebra by Mathematics e-Learning System STACK-Tetsuya Taniguchi, Yasuyuki Nakamura, Takahiro Nakahara

 

Room 2: (Chair: Janeth Canama)

 

 

10:10-10:35       

20624    On the Separator of Subsets of Regular Semigroups-Janeth Canama, Gaudencio Jr. Petalcorin

 

 

 

 

  10:10-11:10

Hands-on Workshops (GC stands for calculator workshops; CW stands for computer workshops)

 

 

(CW1 Computer Room 1) 20501 Introduction to computer Aided Assessment of Secondary School / Undergraduate Mathematics using MapleTA- Bill Blyth and Asim Ghous

 

 

(CW2 Computer Room 2) 20563     Become a bricklayer, a carpenter and more in building a house and the double stair of the Chambord castle with Cabri 3D       Jean-Jacques Dahan, Jean-Marie Laborde

 

12:30-13:30

Lunch Break

       13:30-

Free Conference Tour for Paid Foreign Participants

 

 

 

 

09:00-13:30  Exhibitions

 

November 30, 2014 (Sunday)

 

7:00-8:00

Registration

 

8:00-8:50

      Plenary Speech 5: (Chair: )

 

 

20629 Re-conceptualizing Good Practice of Mathematics Teaching Through Lesson Study in Indonesia          Marsigit -

 

9:00-9:50

Invited Speaker 9: Room 1: (Chair: Wei-Chi Yang) 20638   Mathematics Intelligent Learning Environment       Hongguang Fu, Xiuqin Zhong

 

 

Invited Speaker 10: Room 2: (Chair: Quesada Antonio20506 Comparing Mathematical Modeling Methods via Excel-Deane Arganbright

 

10:00-10:30

Tea Break

 

10:30-12:00

Closing Ceremony

 

12:00-13:30

Lunch and Farewell