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I can host a Carnival on Math 2.0 – that is, user-generated content, networking, collaboration and sharing in mathematics. Write me up for any available week. It’s a hot topic.
The Math 2.0 interest group meets online on Wednesday, with different hosts and venues helping us explore different topics: http://mathfuture.wikispaces.com/events
That’s an interesting idea. I don’t know how it would work—I’m not familiar with wikis. If you want to try it, however, feel free to pick a date that works for you. You can see the available dates here, by opening the “future hosts” tab. The fall semester is wide open.
September 18th works
We can do it on my blog too – http://www.naturalmath.com/blog
Great! I’ll get that on the schedule.