This post would like to open the discussion about the usage of ActiveMath in hosted mode, that is, of the exploitation of an ActiveMath server that is used by potentially several projects.

Worflow for the translation of LeActiveMath Content

This page describes precise methods to translate the LeActiveMath content.

… is finally working… I’m pretty proud of it… undoubtedly, it’s the way to stimulate discovery of math input.

This tasks explains how to enrich the trivial interactive exercise with metadata so that the successful result provokes a mastery boost indicated by the mastery-bullets.

This tasks explains how to create a trivial interactive exercise in source form and see it in the exercise system.

This tasks explains how to create a static exercise and see it.

Now, this is a great day! SLuMB, the OMDoc file storage for ActiveMath supports <imports from="x" type="global"/>. This was a standard feature of OMDoc specification but was never supported. I finally understood that this is the clean-way to support the management of big files and I even successfully split a LeAM_calculus monster-file in two without breaking references.

Reference is the general word used to describe a relation between a location in OMDoc documents to another. Sometimes the word dependency is also used although this is old.

References generally point to an element that has an id attribute (therefore it’s useful for you to put good ids that you will remember). An element with id myId within a theory element of id myTheoryId, all within a collection of identifier collectionId can be referenced as follows:

• within the same theory element it is in, using simply myId
• from another theory of the same collection, it can be

The goal of this task is to choose a creative-commons license then apply it in the OMDoc file using jEditOQMath.

Notes about the ActiveMath Online Tutorial, May 24th, 2007, last of this first series of online tutorial.

Notes about the ActiveMath Online Tutorial, May 23rd, 2007

This task explains how to check-out a collection, LeAM_calculus, from a subversion repository and how to update it.

101: From Paper, Print, Board or Digital Presentations To ActiveMath Content Collections?

Some authors and editors of Mathematics are engaging in a dialogue with the developers of ActiveMath.

Authors may express their ideas choosing paper, print, board or digital representations, resulting in beautifully grafted articles, aesthetically pleasing board drawings or magnificently Donald E. Knuth inspired typeset *TeX manifestations.

How do we put that into ActiveMath?

This page describes elements of how to start ActiveMath authoring.