Summit 2012
Videos of talks from speakers and discussions at The Royal Institution
Topic: Opening Address
Conrad Wolfram opens the 2012 Computer-Based Math™ Education Summit by sharing his thoughts on the growing need to deliver Computer-Based Math education worldwide.
Topic: Society's Changing Needs for Math
Panelists at The Computer-Based Math Education Summit 2012 discuss the importance of math in society and how it has changed.
Topic: STEM Skills for University and Industry
Panelists share their experiences with the growing need for math and STEM in their fields.
Topic: State-of-the-Art Technology for CBM
Martin Hadley shares insights on the state-of-the-art technology that will help make the move to computer-based learning.
Summit 2011
Videos of talks from speakers and discussions at The Royal Institution
Topic: Society's Changing Needs for Math
Panelists at The Computer-Based Math™ Education Summit 2011 discuss the importance of math in society and how it has changed.
Topic: Case Studies: Applying Computers to Math Education
A panel of educators share examples of how they integrate technology into their courses.
Topic: Games, Competitions, and New Modalities for Learning
Panelists offer their thoughts on the role games, competitions, and other new modalities for learning will play in the future of STEM education.
Topic: Math in Education—Do You Think It Adds Up?
This presentation from The Computer-Based Math Education Summit 2011 offers an exam board's perspective on the state of mathematics education and the need to make learning relevant.
Topic: State-of-the-Art Technology for CBM
Panelists share insights on some of the state-of-the-art technology they're involved in that will help make the move to computer-based learning.
Topic: Engaging the Disenfranchised with CBM
Panelists offer insights on their success with engaging the disenfranchised with computer-based learning.
Topic: Working through the Objections to CBM
Conrad Wolfram, Founder of computerbasedmath.org, and Jon McLoone, Content Director of computerbasedmath.org, work through some common objections to Computer-Based Math education at The Computer-Based Math Summit 2011.
Topic: Debate: Hand versus Computer—Drawing the Line
Panelists debate where to draw the line between hand calculating and using computers for mathematics and mathematics education. The panel includes Bruce Carpenter, Joel Aufgang, Hang Kim Hoo, David Wees, and moderator Jon McLoone.
Topic: Implementing the Change to CBM
Panelists present their views on how to implement the change to computer-based learning now and heading into the future.
Topic: How Will Assessment Work for CBM?
Panelists talk about the impact of assessment on classroom practices and share some ideas on moving toward a computer-based mathematics curriculum.
Topic: Math (STEM) Needs for Industry
Mathematical skills are growing in importance in all areas of industry. In the following video presentations, panelists share their experiences of the growing need for math and STEM in their fields.
Topic: The Role of Government
Panelists discuss the role of government in the future of STEM education.
Topic: Different Cultures, Different Math?
Panelists share their experiences of how mathematics education is different in different cultures and offer some directions forward.
Topic: Closing Remarks
Conrad Wolfram, Founder of computerbasedmath.org, concludes The Computer-Based Math Education Summit with some closing remarks and actions for advancing the computer-based learning movement.
Topic: Attendees Share Thoughts
Some of The Computer-Based Math Education Summit attendees share their thoughts on the discussions and debates that took place at the event, as well as future directions.
