Open Teacher .info

The goal of OpenTeacher.info is to create Open teaching material for any subject (English, Maths, Science, etc.) that is:

1. under an Open license.
2. relevant to today's society, dealing with social issues, presenting known solutions to pressing problems, offering inspiring and true stories, etc.

Using the concept of the Triangulation of Open Teaching, we can ensure that the material produced here is of high quality and especially adapted to the needs within the classroom.

The web site is organised into three main sections:

1. The wiki (starting from this page) where we organize and present our most up to date work.
2. The Issue tracker, i.e. a TODO list tracker, itself organized under different projects. These trackers are a convenient way to see what is currently being worked on, what still needs to be done, etc. All of our contributors work is being coordinated within each relevant issue in the trackers. See also the TODO lists menu on the side bar.
3. The blogs, the more convivial part of the web site. Each contributor has their own blog, their own private space, where they can post their thoughts and aspirations.

my interest in openteacher is the collaborative and free to use work
and i propose to study the way to demonstrate how two exponential function can create a sinusoidal function
by graphic simulation
i think there is nothing new under the sun (litteral translation of french) and this graphical demonstration exists
but, in accordance to this blog/wiki/web site ???, further requirements about license, copyright .... comes
so my project is to see
-what is already done
-is requirements are full
-develop in parallelism a proper application

un site qui je pense peut être référencé
http://www.compadre.org/osp/

je découvre ce logiciel qui permet d'afficher parrallélement et de maniére dynamique une équation analytique et la figure géométrique associée
Ca a l'air trés puissant
des avis ??

To understand the concept of the Triangulation of Open Teaching, we must first understand the general guidelines used to produce traditional teaching material used in classroom across the world.

The web site http://openteacher.info/ is officially opening today.

The web site will host a project that I have discussed with Craig Mason, Ryan, Lu Chiu-hui and Dan Chay. The project itself is (or will very soon be) explained in the 'about' page and more extensively in the wiki. All but Dan are English (ESL) teachers, so the primary focus will be to create material for ESL teachers. However, teachers of other subjects are also welcome.

If you are a teacher, and/or if you care about various social issues, make sure to join us!

Blessings,

Augustin.