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I would like to see a representation of algorithms. I remember watching some videos in the late 90s by a professor who I think worked at UCLA. They involved alg
by jackcosgrove 6y ago
I would like to see a representation of algorithms. I remember watching some videos in the late 90s by a professor who I think worked at UCLA. They involved algebra and differential equations. The terms of the equation would fly around, transform, and disappear as various operations were performed. I remember thinking that the video captured how I did algebraic manipulation, given that I am a highly spatial thinker.
- augustt 6y agoI saw this thing on r/math that might interest you: https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/fnjav6/i_created_an_app_for_practicing_algebra_with/ https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/fnjav6/i_created_an_a...
- jackcosgrove 6y agoVery cool! That is what the videos were like.
- tgv 6y agoThat's pretty neat. I'll have to try it. The thread mentioned an alternative, https://graspablemath.com/ https://graspablemath.com/, which looks similar (note: only judging from the video), which you can immediately try in the browser, but that felt a bit clumsy to me. YMMV.