http://expertvoices.nsdl.org/mathonweb The goal of this blog is to foster a discussion that will follow up on one begun at the 2006 Math Gateway Partners Meeting at the Mathematical Association of America in DC on April 8, 2006. There, Kyle Siegrist gave a summary of the state of MathML. What followed was a lively discussion of the merits and difficulties of writing and reading MathML compared with writing in TEX and converting to PDF files. In particular, Frank Wattenberg made the case for writing mathematics in TEX and converting the result to pdf files. This discussion is an opportunity for a detailed presentation of their opinions. Fri, 13 Oct 2006 20:59:16 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Many in the education, math, and science communities create web pages with math and other formulas in them. If your technical markup is in the form of MathML, you should know that MathPlayer is our free, high-performance display engine that allows Internet Explorer (IE) to display MathML – something IE ... http://expertvoices.nsdl.org/mathonweb/2006/10/13/call-for-mathplayer-beta-testers/ I am a passionate advocate of open-source standards. The development and growth of the web (one of the most profound revolutions in history) was due in no small part to a simple, open, text-based mark-up langauge (HTML) that was not owned or controlled by a single corporation. In order to ... http://expertvoices.nsdl.org/mathonweb/2006/06/20/web-documents-with-math-and-lots-of-other-stuff/ The goal of this blog is to foster a discussion that will follow up on one begun at the 2006 Math Gateway Partners Meeting at the Mathematical Association of America in DC on April 8, 2006. There, Kyle Siegrist gave a summary of the state of MathML. What followed was ... http://expertvoices.nsdl.org/mathonweb/2006/05/31/introduction-to-the-math-on-the-web-discusion/