[math4] new volunteer working on 4.N.16

[Christian Horne]

okay.. i understand that better. actually, my thing is not really a
game, just something that has
everything necessary to teach someone how to do it.

On 5/19/09, Karlie Robinson <karlie_robinson at webpath.net> wrote:
> First let me say I'm sorry I didn't get to Mike's email before this
> morning.  Second, Christian, that's not the way it works.
>
> Part of what makes this project so unique is that there will be multiple
> projects that cover the items in the framework.  Well that and that Mike
> and Christian could merge their projects.
>
> Christian, this is an open source project so it would be wonderful if
> you could build a team around your project.  You should have a teacher
> to advise you on documentation so that your modules can be integrated
> into a lesson plan.  Plus it's a lot easier when you can share the
> coding with others!
>
> What we're trying to do is create a dynamic learning system that will
> teach not just the majority of children, but all children.  That means
> we'll need more than one activity covering each of the points in the
> frame work.  In fact we could need a minimum of 4 for each point on the
> framework before we'll have a comprehensive system to offer.  Visit
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learning_styles for info on why a minimum
> of 4.
>
> So Mike, Linda and Lynn, Feel free to keep moving ahead if you like.
> Christian, what about creating a team?
>
> ~Karlie
>
> Christian Horne wrote:
>> i've already got code for this pick something else
>>
>>
>> On 5/17/09, Mike Major <jmikem at bellsouth.net> wrote:
>>
>>> hello everyone,
>>>
>>> i am new here to this project. i know david from the UCLUG. he mentioned
>>> this project in our last meeting. my parents and i got excited and are
>>> going to work on module 4.N.16 - Rounding.
>>>
>>> i am an electrical engineer by education. i've been programming for
>>> quite some time now. i've used sql, asp, html, c++ and some others.
>>> however, i've not used python yet. that's part of the reason for taking
>>> on the project. other reasons are the drive to give back to the
>>> community and to help some kids.
>>>
>>> my parents are helping with the content creation and i am going to be
>>> programming. hopefully we'll be successful and can take on some more of
>>> the modules.
>>>
>>> thanks in advance for the support,
>>> mike major
>>>
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