Research Partners

Texas Instruments is proud to be associated with some of the most prestigious research institutions in the world. Details of our research partners and ongoing projects across Europe, with full or partial support from TI, are below.

UNITED KINGDOM

Principal researcher Institution Topic
Alison Clark-Wilson
A.ClarkWilson@chi.ac.uk		 The Mathematics Centre,
University of Chichester

Evaluating TI-Nspire technology in secondary mathematics classrooms 

Connecting mathematics in the connected classroom:
TI-Nspire Navigator
David Wright
d.g.wright@newcastle.ac.uk		 Research Centre of
Learning Teaching (RCflat)
Newcastle University and
St. Thomas More
School, North Shields		 Small software for mathematics on handheld technology

Allan Duncan
a.g.duncan@abdn.ac.uk

 University of Aberdeen  Teachers’ views on dynamically linked multiple representations and relational understanding of mathematics – an investigation into the use of TI-Nspire in Scottish secondary schools

FRANCE

Principal researcher Institution Topic
Gilles Aldon,
gilles.aldon@inrp.fr
Michèle Artigue,
Caroline Bardini,
Dominique
Baroux-Raymond,
Jean-Louis
Bonnafet,
Marie-Claire Combes,
Yves Guichard,
Françoise Hérault,
Marie Nowak,
Jacques Salles,
Luc Trouche,
luc.trouche@wanadoo.fr
Lionel Xavier,
Ivanete Zuchi		 INRP
EducMath
EducTice            		 New technological environment, new resources, new ways of working: the e-CoLab project (Collaborative Mathematics Laboratory experiment)
Laurent Hivon,
Manuel Pean,
Luc Trouche
luc.trouche@wanadoo.fr		 INRP
EducMath
EducTice		 From a network of calculators to collaborative knowledge construction in the class

GERMANY

Principal researcher Institution Topic

Baerbel Barzel
barzel@ph-freiburg.de

 University of Freiburg Learning algebra by using technology - what is the role of CAS versus Non-CAS (LACAS)
Hans-Georg Weigand
weigand@mathematik.uni-
wuerzburg.de		 University of Würzburg The Bavarian M3-Project:
The TI-NspireTM  handheld in Calculus classes

ITALY

Principal researcher Institution Topic

Ferdinando Arzarello
ferdinando.arzarello
@unito.it
O. Robutti
robutti@dm.unito.it

 Department of Mathematics, University of Turin A project for testing TI-Nspire technology as a tool to improve and facilitate the learning of mathematics in secondary school
 
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