In 1992, the ACDCA (Austrian Center for Didactics of Computer Algebra) began a conference series focusing on the use of symbolic calculation software in mathematics education. The first international conference dedicated to the use of Derive symbolic calculation software took place in 1994. After that time, ACDCA and Derive conferences were held in alternating years. In 2002, the two conferences were merged into the first TIME (Technology and its Integration into Mathematics Education) Conference. In 2012, Derive conferences are renamed as Conferences for CAS in Education & Research.

 

Topics
 
For this special issue of iJMEST (with up to 12 papers), we welcome extended versions of selected papers presented at TIME 2012. As for the Conference, the topics are any aspect related with Technology integration into Mathematics Education, including (but not restricted to):

 

Format 

iJMEST now operates a double-blind peer review process. Click here to check the updated Instructions for Authors.

The maximum extension for full papers is 12 pages.

We kindly request authors to send their contribution to be reviewed by an English-speaking native person before submiting it.

 

Submission procedure
 
TIME iJMEST-SI is now open. In order to speed up the review process, remember to send your contribution to be reviewed by an English-speaking native person before submiting it. In order to submit your proposal, you have to visit the International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology manuscript submission site. At the end of point 5 of the submission procedure, state clearly that your proposal is for TIME 2012 Special Issue. Please, send also a copy of your proposal to jl_galan@uma.es.

The dead line for submissions has been extended to October 6th.

VERY IMPORTANT: Remember that you must submit your paper directly to iJMEST via http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/tmes.  Please state clearly that your submission is for the TIME 2012 special issue (in the 5th step of submission procedure).

 

Contact
 
For further information, please send an e-mail to José Luis Galán García at jl_galan@uma.es.

 

Abstracting & Indexing and Further Information about iJMEST
 
The International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology is abstracted in Astrophysics Data System; Australian Education Index; British Education Index; British Library Inside; Current Index to Statistics; EBSCO Databases; Education Research Abstracts; ERIC/Current Index to Journals in Education; H W Wilson Education Index; IBZ (International Bibliography of Periodical Literature in the Fields of Art + Humanities + Social Sciences); Mathematical Reviews/MathSciNet; New Jour; SciBase; Scopus; Zentralblatt MATH/Mathematics Abstracts; Zetoc.

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