During the question period of this panel, someone asked about ways to put mathematical notations online. The other day, a physicist just happened to mention something that caught my attention and I learned a bit about LaTeX, which allows mathematical and scientific notation. He mentioned the Wikipedia article about it and the encyclopedia uses it for their mathematical and scientific notations. The Wikipedia entry shows some examples of math notations rendered with LaTeX.
This blog is a group blog in preparation for the panel Blogs for Information Dissemination and Knowledge Management (SIG KM) at the ASIST Annual Meeting 2004. Any opinions here are strictly our own and do not necessarily reflect those of our employers.
Christina Pikas
Kris Liberman
Garrett Eastman
Jessica Baumgart
Kris organized a panel on blogs and knowledge management for the ASIST Annual Meeting 2004. She selected Jessica, Garrett, and Christina to be the panelists. Christina established this blog as a method of communication and sharing among the panelists.
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Cool. Why didn't I think of that? I think the MediaWiki handbook help article is useful, too: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Formula . I'll do some playing around and post on my blog how this goes into/comes out of search engines.
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Christina, at 9:22 AM
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