• Michael K. May, Designing a Computer Classroom (a pdf file), Electronics proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics (Burlingame, CA, November 1999).  Poster session.
• Michael K. May, Designing Courseware with Maple (a pdf file), Electronics proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics (Burlingame, CA, November 1999).  A two-hour minicourse.
• Michael K. May, "Windows into the Mathematical World", The World & I, August 2000, pp 144 - 151. Describes the use of the computer classroom (Available (to subscribers) online ).
• Michael K. May, Technology in Mathematics, Saint Louis University Women's Council, February 1999. A presentation to an association of friends of the University about how technology in teaching mathematics has evolved over the years at Saint Louis University.
• Russell D. Blyth and Michael K. May, Can Technology help students learn Math?, 17th  Annual Great Plains Faculty Development Consortium conference, April 1999.  Panel discussion.
• Michael K. May (with R. Blyth, J. Rainbolt, and T. C. Stevens), Using computer algebra systems to develop students' theoretical understanding of abstract algebra, Joint Mathematics meetings, New Orleans LA, January 2001.  20 minute talk in a special session.
• Michael K. May, The Web in the Classroom, Saint Louis University Women's Council, January 2001.
• Julianne G. Rainbolt, Using GAP in an Undergraduate Abstract Algebra Class, 75-minute workshop (repeated), Project NExT, Madison WI, August 1 2001.
• Julianne G. Rainbolt, Using GAP in an Undergraduate Abstract Algebra Class, 20 minute talk, Mathfest, Madison WI, August 2 2001.
• T. C. Stevens, Teaching Abstract Algebra with GAP, Even If You Aren't a Geek, MAA Missouri Section Meeting, Kirksville, MO, April 13, 2002.  20 minute talk.
• Anneke Bart, Math and the Art of M.C. Escher, Spring Conference of Mathematics Educators of Greater Saint Louis, February 2, 2002.
• Russell D. Blyth, Math for Freshmen: Infinity, Primes, the Fourth Dimension and Chaos, Spring Conference of Mathematics Educators of Greater Saint Louis, February 2, 2002.
• Julianne G. Rainbolt, Incorporating the sofware GAP into an abstract algebra course, four-hour minicourse, Mathfest, Burlington, VT, August 2002.

In addition, the freshman seminar in geometry that was developed by Anneke Bart was featured in:

• Students at St. Louis U. Plumb the Math Behind M.C. Escher, Chronicle of Higher Education, October 12, 2001, p. A 14.