Where is Math 2.0?

When we talk about Math 2.0, we are really talking about

the ability to place math on any Social Networking tool.
(what is available today and tomorrow.)
 Where is Math 2.0?

‣Mathematics on the web is more than sharing word

documents, pdfs, movies or images.
‣It is the ability for anyone at any skill level to place
mathematics on a website.
 Where is Math 2.0?
Mathematics on the web should be
‣Searchable (we should be able to search by mathematical
equations)
‣Scalable (font sizes should be able to change sizes to fit
the environment or to become large enough for the legally
blind)
‣Readable (in reader technology for use with the blind)
Where is Math 2.0?
Here is an example from a
personally developed blog, that
creates MathML from LaTex.
http://golem.ph.utexas.edu/
category/

This can only be viewed with

Firefox or IE if you have
installed MathPlayer
http://dessci.com/en/products/
mathplayer/download.htm
 Where is Math 2.0?
Within a Wiki there is a plug-in
called itex2MML, here is a website
describing how to use it

http://golem.ph.utexas.edu/~distler/
blog/itex2MML.html
Where is Math 2.0?
Here is an example from a
personally developed wiki called
Instiki
http://golem.ph.utexas.edu/instiki/
show/Sandbox

This can only be viewed with

Firefox or IE if you have
installed MathPlayer
http://dessci.com/en/products/
mathplayer/download.htm
 Where is Math 2.0?
Here is an example of
how Pearson Ed gives
students the ability to
answer questions
online - using a palette.
Additional palettes are
available and only
needed icons are
typically displayed.
This is a flash-based
program and is not fully
accessible.