Task of the Week: The crocodile at the goldfish pond
Today, MCM talks with Jörg Kleinsteuber (MCM Educator) about the task of the week in Apolda, Germany. If the wooden crocodile would come to life and eat, the goldfish would […]
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Task of the Week: Mushroom at the Kaiserdomgymnasium
This time we present a task from Speyer, Germany. The object is a popular sculpture by the artist Wolf Spitzer. “Sigillum”, bronze 1994, seal stamp – planetary gear that turns […]
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Task of the Week: Ernst-Abbe monument
The task of the week is this time aboutthe Ernst-Abbe monument in Jena, Germany. How often does the volume of the sphere fit into the truncated pyramid? To solve the […]
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Task of the Week: No Entry
This time the task of the week is on the site of the VW Autostadt in Wolfsburg. Everything is a little smaller on the traffic training ground than it really […]
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Task of the Week: Circles in the cobblestone
The task is Apolda, Germany. Determine by what percentage the first circle with the dark stones is larger than the inner circle (light stones). To get the solution of the […]
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Task of the Week: Rosetta
The Rosetta is located in Erfurt, Germany. Determine the inner circumference of the rosette. (dyed red). Give the result in meters to two decimals! To solve the task, one must […]
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Task of the Week: Random pixels at the insect hotel
The task was created during the MoMaTrE project during a meeting with our partners in Nitra, Slovakia. In a courtyard of the philosopher Konstantin-University Nitra, the atrium, there is the […]
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Task of the Week: The robot rides a bike
Today MCM is talking with Cécile Nigon about the Task of the Week located in Saint-Étienne, France. What is the task about? We want to put the children as […]
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Task of the Week: Opening Angle of the surveillance camera
This week MCM is talking with Christian Mercat about the Task of the Week located in Nabeul, Tunisia. What is the task about? There are video surveillance cameras that […]
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Task of the Week: Lateral Area of the Pillar
As part of the MEDA conference in Copenhagen from 05.-07.09.2018, Joerg Zender und Simone Jablonski presented the MathCityMap system and the review process. During this, various tasks in Copenhagen’s city […]
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Task of the Week: The Wheel of Brisbane
We are welcoming the Australian tasks created by Adi Nur Cahyono, lecturer of mathematics education in Indonesia, in Brisbane. In an interview, he will give us an insight into his […]
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Task of the Week: Nine Figures
Today’s best practice example in the Task of the Week focuses on composite geometric bodies with truncated cones and a sphere. Task: Nine figures (Task number: 3780) Determine the volume […]
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Task of the Week: Sine Gate and Cosine
A special task on the subject of trigonometric functions will be presented this week within our category “Task of the Week”. Task: Sine Gate and Cosine (Task Number: 4554) The […]
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Task of the Week: Angle of the Camera
Today, we present you a MathCityMap task from Tunisia in an interview with Christian Mercat, partner in the project MoMaTrE from Universtiy Lyon. Task: Angle of the Camera (Task number: […]
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Task of the Week: Roof Dome of the Diana Temple
Our current Task of the Week was created during the MNU meeting in Munich. The city offers great architectural possibilities to use MathCityMap, for example the Diana Temple in the […]
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Task of the Week: Water in the Fountain
Fountains and their volume are ideal for modeling different geometric bodies. While many of the fountains have a rectangular or circular shape and can thus be approximated as cuboid or […]
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Task of the Week: Cobblestones
As part of the ICM conference in Rio de Janeiro, Iwan Gurjanow created the first tasks in South America. In the resulting trail, our current Task of the Week is […]
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Task of the Week: Direction
With our GPS tasks, such as the walking of a north-south line, we have already presented a first way how to connect the directions with MathCityMap. But many statues also […]
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Task of the Week: Diogenes and his Barrel
Doing mathematics surrounded by a fantastic setting – that promises the current Task of the Week to the statue of Diogenes of Sinope. Known as an influential Greek philosopher, he […]
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Task of the Week: Vertebra
The city center of Münster provides several different tasks as one can notice within the portal map. Also in the trail around the Aasee, Münster presents itself from a various […]
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