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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

During Corona pandemic it became apparent that learning at home has some inherent issues. Especially the lack of feedback by the teacher is a real challenge for the students. Therefore, […]

Today is Pi Day! Therefore, we want to celebrate the mathematical constant Pi on todays 3/14. For all fans of Pi, we created a fantastic math Trail consisting of multfarious […]

From February 13 to 14 the “Forum des mathématiques” took place in Marseille. Christian Mercat, professor at the University of Lyon and one of our European project partners (MoMaTrE and […]

Over the past three days, we were working on the further development of our app: During this year’s project meeting of the MoMaTrE team (Mobile Math Trails in Europe), we […]