Calculus Reform Page
This page contains links to different sites with information about calculus reform. In addition, you can obtain information
about OSU's experience with calculus reform by clicking on this link.
Calculus from Graphical, Numerical, and Symbolic Points of View
This site discusses the calculus reform book written by
A. Ostebee and P. Zorn at St. Olaf College.
Calculus & Mathematica
Calculus&Mathematica is a computer-based calculus reform project developed at the
University of Illinois and Ohio State University. It uses Mathematica to teach calculus to high school and college students at
over 30 institutions around the world.
Calculus Modules On-Line
This project makes use of a web browser environment in learning
calculus. The modules consist of topic modules linked with case study modules, to help learn calculus and see it in context.
C4L Project
The Calculus, Concepts, Computers and Cooperative Learning (C4L) program is the
result of a National Science Foundation funded research and development project begun at Purdue University under the
direction of Ed Dubinksky and Keith Schwingendorf. The emphasis of the C4L program is a pedagogical approach based on a
constructivist theoretical perspective of how mathematics is learned.
Computer based Calculus Project
The Old Dominion University Calculus Project was
initially developed under a grant from the State Council for Higher Education in Virginia (SCHEV). The original proposal,
entitled "Development of a Computer-based Calculus Curriculum", was submitted to SCHEV in 1991, and the grant was awarded
in 1992. From the very beginning, we set the following two goals:
- enhance students' graphical and numerical understanding of calculus.
- make the software/hardware aspect of the course as transparent to a student as possible.
UTK Archives
For a comprehensive list of calculus reform projects visit UTK's Calculus Resources -
On Line