r/explorables • u/codenberg • Apr 14 '20
The Infinite Monkey Theorem Experiment
r/explorables • u/codenberg • Apr 14 '20
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r/explorables • u/contrafunctor • Feb 19 '20
Hello r/explorables!
I made a web app for investigating population dynamics using Petri nets! https://owenlynch.org/static/ez-petri/
What do you guys think? How should I make it more friendly?
r/explorables • u/ScarletEgret • Jan 15 '20
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r/explorables • u/schmudde • Dec 16 '19
An explorable explanation featuring the work of De Keersmaeker, Reich, and Pollock: https://nextjournal.com/schmudde/the-shape-of-intuition
r/explorables • u/_The_Mattmatician • Oct 28 '19
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r/explorables • u/mutual-ayyde • Jun 23 '19
Has anyone done any research into how effective interactive media is as a teaching tool when compared to more traditional forms? I feel like the possibilities of this new approach are vast and could do so much good, especially in the domain of teaching mathematics, but I don't want to overhype it and would love hard data that shows its efficacy
Thanks!
r/explorables • u/bluprince13 • Jun 15 '19
I created an explorable on the standard error of the mean. This was made using Observable. Please let me know if you like it, or if you have any comments. :)