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Digital Weaving Teaches Math Using Tla'amin Basket Designs
February 01, 2019
Profs Veselin Jungic and Cedric Chauve explain how culture and math were combined in the creation of an interactive online tool that uses basket weaving patterns from Tla’amin Nation to teach mathematics.
“These artists from years ago...they didn’t follow any algorithm. That is pure mathematics.” ~ Prof Jungic
~The Salish Sea Sentinel is published by the Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council.
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