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Designing twin-fographics

by Darren Macey, 30 April 2024
Two Baby Sisters Crawling on a White Seamless, With One Being in Focus and the Other Out of Focus
How does context inform the design of an effective infographic? Join Darren Macey to explore how visually communicating the birth rate of twins in England leads to some unexpected choices about data display
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GPT-4, Bayesian Statistics, and Mystery Island!

by Xinyue Li, 29 November 2023
3D render of a mobile phone with a robot head on the front, with chat bubbles all around
Welcome to the intriguing world where ChatGPT meets Bayesian statistics. Join Xinyue as she unveils how GPT-4 transforms the teaching and learning of Bayesian statistics into an accessible and enjoyable journey!
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A brief history of Barbie and mathematics

by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, 26 July 2023
A Barbie doll sitting down on the floor, with a range of mathematical blocks and tools behind her. There is also a blackboard with the words 'Math class is tough!' written on it.
Lucy Rycroft-Smith recounts the not-so-rosy history of Barbie and mathematics
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The thinking inside the box

by Lucy Rycroft-Smith & Darren Macey, 26 June 2023
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Have you ever thought about the quality of the air in your classroom? Join Lucy and Darren as they build a DIY air filtration device
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ChatGPT: An end or a new beginning for mathematics education?

by Xinyue Li, 22 March 2023
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Are you curious about how ChatGPT is transforming maths education? Join Xinyue on a fascinating journey and stay at the forefront of this exciting field
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Objects of storytelling

by Darren Macey, 22 December 2022
Various lateral flow tests in a messy pile
Darren Macey shows how we can find data everywhere, and explores how even an unpleasant brush with COVID-19 was an opportunity to notice, transform, and model data
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What can we learn from Pokémon Go?

by Xinyue Li, 08 November 2022
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Join Xinyue Li as she explores how Pokémon Go can support the design of digital resources for mathematics and science learning
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What’s in a word?

by Rachael Horsman, 26 October 2022
The golden decorative roof of a gazebo on the promenade at Muttrah, Muscat, Oman
Following a visit to Oman Rachael Horsman reflects on the implicit ideas present in mathematical words and phrases
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Skip counting across human history

by Ellen Jameson, 28 September 2022
Paper people joined together as a family
Join Ellen Jameson as she shows you how to skip count your way to a profound sense of life, the universe and everything!
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The scale of things

by Ray Knight, 02 August 2022
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Join Ray Knight as he contemplates his life through questions of scale
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