App Update: We explain the new features!
After launching our new web portal three weeks ago, we now celebrate our new MathCityMap App Update! In the following we present the new features: New features: Our onboarding introduces […]
[Read the article]MaSCE³ Meeting in the virtual space
On the 18th and 19th of May we conducted our technical meeting of the MaSCE³ project. Unfortunately, due to the restrictions about personal contacts and international travelling, we had to […]
[Read the article]Task of the Week: The scooping ‘Dümpfelschöpfer’
The current task of the week is located in Lichtenfels, Germany. In this Franconian town the teacher Jörg Hartmann created the task “Der schöpfende Dümpfelschöpfer“ [engl. “The scooping ‘Dümpfelschöpfer’”] and […]
[Read the article]The web portal 2.0 is finally there!
Like we announced last week, the new web portal 2.0 has been online since yesterday. It improves many existing features and looks stylish as well. The new design builds on […]
[Read the article]MCM meets Augmented Reality
Adi Cahyono, our MCM Educator of Indonesia, and Matthias Ludwig, head of the MCM Team Frankfurt, present how an augmented reality mobile math trails program can provide opportunities for students […]
[Read the article]MathCityMap was presented at the YESS10 conference
At the YESS10 conference last week, Simon presented his upcoming study about students’ learning progress using the MathCityMap app. Of course, the YESS10 (YERME Summer School) took place online. The […]
[Read the article]MCM@Home: Theme-based Math Trails
The usage of MathCityMap math trails is well-tested for the revision of various learned topics. However, math trails can also be used – as so-called Theme-based Trails – for the […]
[Read the article]MathCityMap’s exponential growth
During the Corona crisis, exponential curves, e.g. infection rates, are presented daily in the media. Therefore, we want to show you one – very pleasing – exponential development about our […]
[Read the article]MCM@Home: Learning at Home in Europe
How learning can be organized in Europe during the Corona crisis, is one urgent question in these days. MathCityMap provides several MCM@Home-Trails in different languages. Students can work on them […]
[Read the article]Video: Learning mathematics by using the MathCityMap app?
How does the MathCityMap app work? How it can be used by students? To answer those questions, we shot a short video. Prof. Dr. Matthias Ludwig, head of the MathCityMap […]
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