JEM is the entry point to activities in the area of semantic markup for mathematics which is directly related to enhancing digital content, in particular e-learning of mathematics. Much of this activity is or has been sponsored by the EU (OpenMath, OpenMath-TN, WebALT, LeActiveMath, Genesis), some is sponsored by national agencies (MatTaFI, Serving Mathematics, EMILeA-stat, Moses, Mumie, MEMBERS, math-kit), some by multi-national consortia (W3C’s MathML Interest Group, OpenMath Society), and some by private enterprise (NAG Ltd., Liguori Editore, Maths For More, ISN).

Here below is a list of projects related to the scope and goals of JEM.

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Towards an accessible science: facilitating access to scientific digital resources for visually impaired students

Aim of this project is to facilitate the enjoyment of digitally available scientific resources to visually impaired students and researchers.

Acronym: 
@SCIENCE
Project Type: 
EU Project
Project Status: 
Running
Funding details: 
eContentPlus
A Science and Technology Metalanguage and eScience Suite

The Internet has revolutionized the access to scientific documents, but not the accessibility of the knowledge involved. Conventional web technologies like search engines are handicapped, as fundamental assumptions like the universality of language (for precision) and high redundancy (for recall) are not met in scientific documents, which crucially depend on embedded representations of scientific objects, such as mathematical formulae, molecules and graphs, provenance statements, such as proofs and experimental details, and context, such as theories, notations and model assumptions.

Acronym: 
SciML
Project Type: 
EU Project
Project Status: 
Unfunded Proposal
Involved JEM Partner node(s): 
Helsingin Yliopisto
Involved JEM Partner node(s): 
Jacobs University
Creator-User-Referees-Interaction for professional retrieval of distributed multimedia objects in Physics

The goal of ENGINe is to connect different kinds of people who are
concerned with elearning material like teachers, lecturers, students and authors. At the moment we are developing a service for authors to exchange their experiences and knowledge. We concentrate on physics' learning materials.

Acronym: 
ENGINe
Project Type: 
National Project
Project Status: 
Running
Funding details: 
German Science Association Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft DFG
Starting month, year: 
2005/08/
Ending month, year: 
2009/08/
Involved JEM Partner node(s): 
ISN Oldenburg GmbH
Cross Culture Mathematics

"Cross Culture Mathematics", the project addresses concepts of mathematical education for non-native students.

Acronym: 
MEMBERS
Project Type: 
National Project
Project Status: 
N/A
Funding details: 
Technische Universiteit Berlin (TUB)
Starting month, year: 
2005/01/
Ending month, year: 
2007/10/
dMath

dMath, Building a European database of mathematical e-learning modules.

Acronym: 
dMath
Project Type: 
EU Project
Project Status: 
N/A
Funding details: 
Funded by the EU (EU Leonardo project)
Involved JEM Partner node(s): 
Buskerud University College
EMILeA-stat

The goal of the project "e-stat" was to develop and provide a multimedia, web-based, and interactive learning and teaching environment in applied statistics called EMILeA-stat. The project was set up by 13 partners working at eight German universities: Augsburg, Bonn, Berlin (Humboldt-University), Dortmund, Karlsruhe, Münster, Oldenburg (leading university; now Aachen), and Potsdam.

Acronym: 
EMILeA-stat
Project Type: 
National Project
Project Status: 
N/A
Funding details: 
The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (within the “New Media in Education Funding Programme”)
Starting month, year: 
2001/04/
Ending month, year: 
2004/03/
Gender sensitivity in eLearning

"Gender sensitivity in eLearning" is a recently awarded project to address specifically gender sensitive software and content development in eLearning & eTeaching.

Acronym: 
Genesis
Project Type: 
National Project
Project Status: 
N/A
Funding details: 
Funded by ESF (European Social Fond)
Starting month, year: 
2005/01/
Ending month, year: 
2007/09/
i-MATH

Ingenio MATHEMATICA (i-MATH) is a CONSOLIDER singular research project for the period 2006-2011. It proposes a complete activity research program for Spanish mathematics, with the purpose of promoting and carrying out strategic actions of national scope that qualitatively and quantitatively increase mathematical presence on the international scene, and in the Spanish system of science, technology and business and on the international scene.

Acronym: 
i-MATH
Project Type: 
National Project
Project Status: 
Running
Funding details: 
CONSOLIDER singular research project
Involved JEM Partner node(s): 
Univ. Nacional de Educación a Distancia
Involved JEM Partner node(s): 
Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya
Linklists of distributed eLearning Sources in Physics

LiLi - the database to e-learning material in physics consists of well documented links with meta data and a search engine of distributed sources.
Everyone can do queries, entries, comments and ratings.
http://www.physik-multimedial.de/lili/golili/start.php?layoutcvpmm=1

LiLi searches across at present 2.644 carefully picked worldwide distributed eLearning sources. These are analyzed and enriched with eLearning Metadata.

Acronym: 
LiLi
Project Type: 
Other
Project Status: 
Running
Funding details: 
No funding
Involved JEM Partner node(s): 
ISN Oldenburg GmbH
Math-kit

Math-kit was a joint project of the FernUniversität in Hagen (coordinator), the University of Bayreuth, the University of Hamburg, the University of Paderborn and the industrial partner Sciface GmbH \& Co. KG. Within this project, various multimedia units for mathematics higher education have been produced. Math-kit contains elements for motivation, exploration, applications, visualization as well as drills and exercises. These elements may be combined in several ways in order to support different learning objectives.

Acronym: 
Math-kit
Project Type: 
Other
Project Status: 
N/A
Funding details: 
Financed by the German Ministry for Education and Research
Starting month, year: 
2001/03/
Ending month, year: 
2003/12/