Edoboard advance whiteboard for Math: PureMVC AFCS Degrafa

[coulix]

Hi there,

About 10 months after i came around here starting to learn as3 and PureMVC, we finally have something to show.

Edoboard is an education oriented collaborative platform, especially useful for tutoring Math online.

It uses PureMVC single Core (multi core on the todo list for better modularity), AFCS for collaboration between users actions and Degrafa for shapes and skinning.

There are still a lot of thing to improve and some architecture to refactorise, but PureMVC really helped me in organizing the code.

I am open to any critics and suggestions.

Quick Walk through: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTLpVFuWq7A

You can test it online by clicking "test" on http://www.edoboard.com


Cheers,

[Ondina]

ça, c'est vraiment très "cool"

[Jason MacDonald]

Now I wish I had paid more attention in French class.  Looks great!

[puremvc]

Fantastic! I love the grid that lets you visualize functions - awesome! I got it to come up once but then accidentally deleted it and couldn't figure out how to get it back. But still very cool!

-=Cliff>

[coulix]

Thanks guys,

Ondina > Are you from France ? Paris ?

Cliff> You mean the function grapher ? f(x). About getting back actions, ctrl-z will be added tommorow

If you know any geek or not so geek math teachers we would also love to get feedbacks from them.

Next big steps:
A scientific calculator (first use case of multicore)
Then we will start tackling  physic and electronic, playing with on off switch in real time seems so fun !

[Ondina]

Here is a link to the Wolfram Alpha Developer Site:

http://www.wolframalpha.com/developers.html
http://www.wolframalpha.com/WolframAlphaAPI.pdf

“The Wolfram|Alpha service provides a web-based API for clients to integrate the computational and presentation capabilities of Wolfram|Alpha into their own applications or web sites”

I don't know if it is of any real use for your project or maybe just a source of inspiration...
Or maybe you already know about Wolfram Alpha and Mathematica and the geek mathematician Stephen Wolfram ;-)

Ondina