Scientix 10th SPWatFCL Brussels 26-28 February 2016: "Game of Higher Mathematics"

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Presentation of "Game of Higher Mathematics", held during the 10th Science Projects Workshop in the Future Classroom Lab, Brussels, 26-28 February 2016

Game of Higher Mathematics
Project financed mainly by European Funds

Financed mainly by European Funds
New building of the Faculty of Mathematics, 2012
Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science
Warsaw University of Technology

Archipelago of Mathematics
Math with fun

Elements of teaching and learning method

• The method is based on play,
teamwork, cooperation and
competition
• Elements of virtual reality
• The role of teacher - tutor and guide
• Attractive elements outside the
school curriculum
• Demonstrating the role of
mathematics in understanding the
world and in professional activity

• Enabling users to contribute to the
content and to shape the world of
Archipelago
• Developing mathematical skills with
the use of digital tools

Teacher-tutor and guide
• Teachers may have a direct access to the sites over the
islands of Archipelago in order to prepare special
itineraries and tasks
• Using a teacher’s account they may assess the progress
of their students

Discret
Math
Number
Theory
Analysis
Set
Theory
Geometry
…Algebra
Archipelago – 6 Islands

An Island
The Governors’ Palace
Buldings for units

Multimedia materials
• Unusual phenomena of
mathematics
• Interesting and understandable
proofs
• Presentations of mathematical
fields
• Mini-games
• Applications of mathematics
• Interviews
• Biographies
• 6 episodes of the movie Pirates
About 400 films, games, etc.

barosz@mini.pw.edu.pl
archipelag@mini.pw.edu.plarchipelagmatematyki.pl
Thank you

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