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mathworld.wolfram.com/ (A) Eric Weisstein's
World of Mathematics: MathWorld
"MathWorld is a convenient, comprehensive, and interactive
mathematics encyclopedia intended for students, educators, math
enthusiasts, and researchers. Like the vibrant and constantly
evolving discipline of mathematics, this site is continuously
updated to include new material and incorporate new discoveries."(educ
world)
www.utc.edu/%7Ecpmawata Math Cove ( Overall: A+ )
Math Cove Contents
"...Math Cove is the math teacher's dream. "
www.sosmath.com/wwwsites.html S.O.S. Mathematics
S.O.S. Mathematics is a collection of internet site devoted to
mathematics study, teaching and research. It is an excellent portal
to a variety of math resources on the Internet. Links are grouped by
category and subject. There are also links to a number of
mathematics organizations.
archives.math.utk.edu/tutorials.html Mathematics
Archives
This site contains many of the definitions and theorems from the
area of mathematics generally called abstract algebra. There
lessons,lesson notes, and tutorials for all grade levels. A good
reference site for math teachers and math students.
www.langara.bc.ca/mathstats/resource/onWeb/
Internet Resources for the Mathematics Student
mathforum.org/mathmagic/index.html Math Magic
MathMagic has been created by Alan A. Hodson from El Paso, Texas. Hodson
points out that he is trying to "provide strong motivation for students to use
computer technology while increasing problem-solving strategies and
communication skills." A facilitator (teachers, parents, librarians, etc.)
register teams of mathematicians with the MathMagic project. Mathematical
challenges are posted on the website and each registered team is paired up with
another team and engage in a problem-solving dialogue. When an agreement has
been reached, the solution is posted on the website.
www.emis.de/projects/EULER/
EULER - European Libraries and
Electronic Resources in Mathematical Sciences
The aim of the EULER project is to provide strictly user-oriented, integrated
network based access to mathematical publications. The EULER service intends to
offer a "one-stop shop" for users interested in Mathematics. Renardus
participants: SUB, NetLab
www.newtonswindow.com/
Newton's Window (A)
According to Newton's Window, "This site tackles the problem of learning
math and offers real help." The purpose of the site is to "bring you
into
mathematics and make you want to stay."
Newton's Window is not your typical math site! There is something here for
everyone, even kids who hate math, which makes it a valuable resource for
teachers and parents. It has games, puzzles, riddles, and numerous
interactive challenges for students. ...
www.mathpower.com/
MathPower.com *****
Basic math skills are explained very clearly in student tutorials, where
students explain step-by-step how to solve unequal equations, algebra
word problems and factoring polynomials. Homework assignments are
available, as are study and test-taking tips. Professor Freedman's video
snippets explain some basic concepts such as additions and subtraction
of signed numbers.
dmoz.org/Science/Math/
matematik på open directory
www.math.com/
Math.com: The World of Math Online
A+
"Math.com: The World of Math Online is chock full of everything to do with math
from the most basic to advanced topics. It includes homework help, calculators,
games, practice, and much more.
Math.com is a great resource for students and teachers alike. Students will find
help with homework and study tips, practice lessons that include in-depth
explanations
and quizzes, interactive games and a host of calculators and tools. Teachers can
use
this site to supplement the math curriculum and to provide extra practice for
their
students. Included for teachers are classroom resources, an algebra work sheet
generator,
and interactive applets that generate printable graphs. .." (educ world)
www.mathnerds.com/
MathNerds (A)
"MathNerds was created by the Center for Advancement of Teaching,
Xavier University, as a service for providing help in solving
mathematical problems.
The MathNerds are volunteer industrial and academic mathematicians
who are ready to give suggestions, clarification, and clues in order
for students to solve the problem themselves.
A collection of mind-boggling problems, contributed by users, can be
found in the Best of the MathNerds section. ." (infomine)
www.ex.ac.uk/cimt/
(A) Matematik forskningsrapporter mv
GRADE LEVEL: All, Professional
This site offers mathematical research papers and tools for math instruction at
all levels. In addition to information for teachers of math at all levels,
information on units of measurement and conversion instruction, raw data (mostly
in the area of athletics), many mathematical puzzles, and links to other math
sources on the web can be found at this site from the University of Exeter in
the UK, a top university there.
www.mathsa.fsnet.co.uk
A-level repetition (UK)
A website providing extensive easy to read revision notes for students
studying advanced level mathematics. The site covers a wide range of topics,
including pure mathematics, statistics and mechanics sections and is frequently
expanded and improved. ...
www.gcsehighermaths.co.uk
GCSE higher maths (UK)
This website provides free ICT resources for GCSE Higher Maths. Written to
accompany the Longman book, GCSE Higher Maths, these activities can also be used
even if you aren't using the book with your class. Activities include ready-made
Excel activities, Factfinder activities and accompanying downloadable worksheets
and teachers' notes. Offers registration facility to notify you when new
materials and special offers of interest are added to the website.
www.longman.co.uk/secondary/maths
This website provides free, timesaving resources for Maths teachers. These
include interactivities using Excel, plus ideas for creating your own, along
with fully differentiated Maths challenges. Ready-made activities for using the
Internet to teach Maths are also included, and all are updated regularly. You
can also use this website to access Longman's range of companion websites and
its comprehensive online catalogue.
www.bbc.co.uk/education/megamaths/
Mega maths fra BBC
This excellent BBC website concentrates on multiplication tables and shapes
for young students. Shape properties, mirror lines and transformations become
hands-on activities. Take a trip around the World of Tables where practice makes
perfect. Find your way round the MegaMaze, play the Grid Game or have a go at
the Table Tournament, in this invaluable website for testing and reinforcing
Times Tables.
illuminations.nctm.org/index2.html
Illuminations (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics)
"Spanning the entire K-12 range, this great resource includes:
1)i-Maths: online, interactive, multimedia math investigations. All i-Maths
are built around interactive math applets, and some also include video clips.
2)Internet-Based Lesson Plans: examples of how the Internet can be used to
help create effective Standards-based mathematics lessons.
3) Math-lets: math applets you can download and use to explore math and
create interactive lessons on your own.
5) Selected Web Resources: use the dynamic table to selectively search over
1040 carefully reviewed resources." (blueweb'n)
www.teachingideas.co.uk/maths/contents.htm
MATHS TEACHING IDEAS
www.waldomaths.com
Waldo's Maths Pages
is a secondary level maths site, which uses Java
(tm)
applets to demonstrate different mathematical topics. It is aimed at Key Stage 3
(11 to 14), GCSE (14 to 16), but mostly AS/A2 Maths and Further Maths (16
plus).
Its content is 100% original and the creation of a maths teacher (and
self-taught programmer) in Kent. The programs are used by him and others as
classroom aids, and as investigative resources for pupils individually. New
material and improvements are being added all the time, and suggestions from
teachers and pupils for future inclusion are always welcome.
www.mathslessons.co.uk
matematik lektioner
Designed by Alan Jackson, a practising Maths teacher to serve the needs of
teachers and students who wish to have fun learning, playing and revising their
mathematics. This popular website includes online lessons, games, tests and over
300 teacher made worksheets. Students can also sign up for Puzzle of the Week, a
challenge sent to you by email every week.
Welcome to the Math League The Math League website
is dedicated to bringing challenging mathematics
materials to students. The website specializes in competitions.
The author
claims that the website builds "student interest and confidence in
mathematics
through solving worthwhile problems." Over a million students
participate in Math League
contests each year and they are designed to cover a
range of mathematical knowledge.
Geometri
med GEONET
Fibonacci
Numbers, the Golden section and the Golden String
www.hotmath.com/staging/home2/homeFrame.jsp
Hotmath.com
Hotmath.com was created by a group of college professors and high school
teachers who wanted to help students from being discouraged about math.
Tutorials are provided for actual homework problems from the more popular math
textbooks. Students can get an explanation of their work in algebra, geometry,
pre-calculus, and calculus. Teachers and students may use Hotmath for algebra
and geometry solutions for free during school hours. Guests are welcome to view
problems numbered 1-9 in any problem set, in any textbook, for free. For a small
charge, membership allows access to every solution they have.
www2.edc.org/makingmath/
(A+) Making Mathematics
GRADE LEVEL: 7-12, Professional
Making Mathematics offers examples of open-ended math research projects for
students in grades seven through 12. Each project lists prerequisites, warm-up
problems, hints, resources, teaching notes, extension problems, and results. In
addition, there are support sites for students, parents, and teachers and a
section with links to other math-related sites.
www.math.odu.edu/~bogacki/lat/
Linear Algebra Toolkit
The Linear Algebra Toolkit from Old Dominion University provides practice in
basic linear algebra procedures.
www.math2.org rost på
BBC's "click online"
ExploreMath.com
www.math-net.de/
MathNet :
Information Services for Mathematics in the Internet
This is a very useful resource featuring a wide array of Internet finding
tools for
mathematical resources including a limited area search engine for eprints/articles
and a virtual library of links. The emphasis is on German resources.
Mathematics Archives WWW Server
Welcome to Absurd Math
www.mathsphere.co.uk/
Mathsphere UK
The MathSphere website has an impressive collection of resources for
mathematicians. This includes mathematics worksheets and test papers. There is
also wide coverage of the national curriculum, the numeracy hour and homework.
Topics include addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions,
square numbers, cubic numbers, data handling and geometry.
www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/REVmaths.htm
aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/java/elements/toc.html
Euclid's Elements
"Euclid's Elements form one of the most beautiful and influential works of
science in the history of humankind. Its beauty lies in its logical development
of geometry and other branches of mathematics. It has influenced all branches of
science but none so much as mathematics and the exact sciences. ... This text of
this version of Euclid's Elements is similar to Heath's edition which he
translated from Heiberg's definitive edition in Greek, but it is slightly less
literal to make it more readable."
www.euclidchallenge.org Euclid challenge
"This website by Milton A. Mintz looks at the Euclid Challenge.
It was necessary to go beyond "Traditional Euclidian methods", since
it was proved by Pierrre Wantzel in the 19th century that when
following these methods, it was impossible to "trisect any angle" or
"square a circle". Mintz, an American Professor of Mathematics, uses
only Euclid Tools: an unmarked straightedge and compass." (Spartacus)
www.colormathpink.com/ (A+) Color Math Pink
Color Math Pink emphasizes the importance of improving math
skills for girls in a girl-friendly format. This site seeks to
improve math skills for girls of all ages by presenting math in the
way girls learn best, through cooperation and communication.
...This is a must-see site for any girl who wants to improve
her math performance.
www.coolmath.com
Coolmath
describes itself
as "an amusement park of math."
www.mathforum.org/
Math Forum includes "Ask Dr. Math", a Q&A column.
www.learner.org/exhibits/dailymath
"Math in Daily Life"
www.ex.ac.uk/cimt/welcome.html
Centre for Innovation in Mathematics Teaching
CIMT was established at the University of Exeter in 1986. As CIMT is a
centre for research and curriculum development in Mathematics teaching and
learning it was only a matter of time before it began to explore the
possibilities of the Internet. Jointly sponsored by Esso, British Steel,
the Post Office and Singapore Airlines, the website is being used to build
a database of resources for students and teachers. Some of the mathematics
worksheets available include those that cover topics such as Genetic
Fingerprinting, Postcodes, Time Zones, Tin Can Design, Bar Codes and
Birthdays.
www.maths-help.co.uk/index.html
Maths Help
This website provides free help and advice for students with problems
in Mathematics and Statistics at GCSE, A-level, BTEC, GNVQ and foundation
degree level. You send in your question and Maths Help will send an email
back with hints and general advice and a couple of days later your answer
will appear in the Maths Knowledge Bank. Categories include Number and
Financial Calculations, Trigonometry, Geometry & Mensuration, Algebra,
Functions and Graphs, Calculus, Statistics & Probability and Applied
Maths & Mechanics. There is also a Maths Chat Room where you can talk
with fellow students or the Maths Help tutors.
www.cut-the-knot.com/content.html
Interactive Mathematics
"Most of the best educational websites have been created by people who
are enthusiastic about the subjects they teach. Alexander Bogomolny
definitely fits into this category. Interactive Mathematics is an attempt
to reduce what Bogomolny calls "math anxiety". His strategy is
to provide a database of games and puzzles that require deductive skills.
Bogomolny argues that: "Mathematics is the only deductive science.
The peculiar beauty of Mathematics lies in deduction, in the dependency of
one fact upon another". He adds that he is attempting to create a
resource that will help people learn "if not math itself, then, at
least, ways to appreciate its beauty." Bogomolny's website also
includes sections on Maths Quotes, Did you Know?, Fast Reckoning,
Mathematics as a Language and Inventor's Paradox"
www.easymaths.com
Produced by Echelon Systems, this website provides free Maths Tutorials. The
notes can be used as a gentle introduction to topics the student is not familiar
with, or as mathematics revision notes. Students can try out some real
exam-style questions, then look at the model answers to see how they did. The
practice maths problems include tips on solving them. To help students relax
when revision gets too much the website also features a collection of magic,
jokes, games and puzzles.
www.mathsnet.net/asa2/modules/ Matematik moduler HN ( A-level)
An online ASA2 mathematics course at MathsNet. This course covers
most modules in the current A Level scheme (P1 to P6, S1 to S3 and
M1). M2 and M3 are still in development. The course includes over
600 pages of interactive explanations of concepts using a wide range
of resources either collected from web sites round the world or
home-grown. Included are: interactive displays of graphs,
interactive algebra, a glossary of key terms, exam advice, a
discussion forum and a unit devoted to background knowledge. There
are also over 200 interactive A level examination questions based on
recent papers from the various exam boards. (Spartacus)
school.discovery.com/homeworkhelp/webmath/ webmath fra
Discovery school
Discovery School provides educational content and tools for teachers,
students and parents. For teachers, the site has over 300
comprehensive lesson plans supported by Discovery Channel School
video and an array of teacher tools.
cte.jhu.edu/techacademy/web/2000/heal/mathsites.htm
Cool Math Sites ***
"Need some ideas on integrating math and technology? Here's a
hotlist of a variety of math websites. Don't just go to the Puzzles
and Teasers at the top of the page. There are categories for
Algebra, Geometry, and Math Resources. Find online calculators, raw
data students can access, and information about the history of
Mathematics.
Grade Level: Middle School, High School, College (BlueWeb'N)
www.ex.ac.uk/cimt/mep/index.htm
Mathematics Enhancement Programme
.. this is a powerhouse of mathematical goodies for students and
teachers alike, covering years up to nine (later years are available
in print but not yet online). Although the site has many references
to the British educational curriculum, mathematics is a universal
language so the material should be useful anywhere. Most of the
content is in .pdf format..The site is put up by the Centre for
Innovation in Mathematics Teaching, ... We .. were particularly
taken with the mathematical tests, which are interesting and
thorough, scoring each type of mathematical competency separately
and giving an assessment. Overall, this is a powerhouse of a
mathematics site. " (netsurfer)
History of Mathematics Chronology of Mathematicians
www-groups.dcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/~history
Matematikkens historie - incl. matematikere
www.rubiks.com/ Rubik's Puzzles
.... Surrounded by our support group we ventured into this
dangerous place. We discovered information about a wide range of
Rubik's puzzles including the classic Cube as well as newer games
such as Rubik's Rings, Rubik's Shell, the Darth Maul Cube, and
Rubik's Revenge.
Algebra Homework Help at
Algebra.Com!
www.ics.uci.edu/~eppstein/geom.html Geometry in
Action
"This page collects various areas in which ideas from discrete and
computational geometry (meaning mainly low-dimensional Euclidean
geometry) meet some real world applications. It contains brief
descriptions of those applications and the geometric questions
arising from them, as well as pointers to web pages on the
applications themselves and on their geometric connections. This is
largely organized by application but some major general
techniques are also listed as topics...".
www.suzannesutton.com
Newton's Window : Matematik
Newton's Window is for parents, teachers, and students who want
to know more about math and how to make math accessible. The site is
a rich smorgasbord of exercises, quotations, product reviews, and
test-taking tips. The whole point is to make math less frightening
and more enjoyable. Hence, the site offer advice on overcoming math
anxiety that may help parents even more than students.
chickscope.beckman.uiuc.edu/explore/eggmath/
This Egg Comes First (Editor's
favorite hos Netsurfer)
"Math and science teachers will love this site.
Using a simple hen's egg, the site teaches students, high school
and above, a host of lessons about a variety of topics ranging
from the geometry of ellipses and their axes of rotational symmetry
to a wonderful discussion of the irrational number, e, and its
relation to biological growth. The site uses Java applets as well as
gorgeous illustrations to make its points. There are related
sites that explore the embryology of the hen's egg as well as
fascinating MRI images of the embryo's development. This is a
site well worth visiting, if only for the ways in which an egg can
become the basis for a host of interesting and riveting lessons."
www.wfu.edu/~petrejh4/chaosind.htm Chaos Without the Math - kaos teori
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(for lærere)
mathbooks.library.cornell.edu/
Full Text Search of Math Books Now Available
"A virtual collection of more than 2,000 volumes of
mathematical material is now available
This archive is fully searchable. From the home page you
have the option to search through the Cornell Book
Collection, the Gottingen Historical Math Book Collection,
The Michigan Historical Math Book Collection, or all of the
above. A series of drop-down menus allow to limit your
search to author, title, abstract, and full text.
A search for "calculus" across all text found 66 results,
listed fifteen to the page. The search result page includes
name of the author (with year of birth and death),
hyperlinked title of the document (they are not all in
English) and date document was written. Click on the
document's title and you'll get both the option to view the
full document or the option to view the pages which contain
your keyword (GIF files.)" (researchbuzz)
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agutie.homestead.com
Geometry Step
by Step from the Land of the Incas
masser af geometri med musikledsagelse.
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www.planetqhe.com/
sandsynlighedsregning elevaktiviteter
"Have you ever wondered how to enhance your teaching of probability? David
Harris tries to answer this question with this site. The material is based on
interactive probability experiments in the form of applets and spreadsheets. The
Question, Hypothesis, Experiment methodology is designed to introduce students
to the fascinating world of random behaviour. Students are asked to provide an
initial response to a probability experiment, collect data from the experiment
and finally use mathematics to determine the probability measure of the
experiment." (nyhedsbrev)
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projecteuclid.org/Dienst/UI/1.0/Home
Project Euclid: Mathematics and Statistics Journals Online
"Project Euclid's mission is to advance scholarly communication in the
field of theoretical and applied mathematics and statistics. ...
Full-text searching, reference linking, interoperability through the
Open Archives Initiative, and long-term retention of data are all
important components of the project." Access to the contents of several
dozen ejournals is provided.
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www.nist.gov/dads
NIST Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures
"This is a dictionary of algorithms, algorithmic techniques, data
structures, archetypical problems, and related definitions. Algorithms
include common functions, such as Ackermann's function. Problems include
traveling salesman and Byzantine generals. Some entries have links to
implementations and more information." (infomine)
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Martindale's
Mathematics Center
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Martindale's
Calculators On-Line Center
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Web resources for teaching with technology
links til matematik undervisning
- MathDL The MAA
Mathematical Sciences Digital Library
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uløste problemer
i matematik
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www.qbyte.org/puzzles/
Matematiske problemer /gåder
The puzzles presented here are selected for the deceptive simplicity of their
statement, or the elegance of their solution. They range over geometry,
probability, number theory, algebra, calculus, and logic. All require a certain
ingenuity, but only pre-college math. Some puzzles are original. Explaining how
an answer is arrived at is more important than the answer itself. To this end,
hints, answers, and fully worked solutions are provided, as well as links to
relevant mathematical topics. The puzzles are intended to be fun, with an
educational element.
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www.quantumbrainbenders.com/
quantum brainbenders
This website provides a series of highly entertaining math-based puzzles.
Each puzzle consists of three rows of numbers. The skill level - easy, difficult
or braniac - determines how many numbers are in each row. The task of the
student is to find a string of numbers that add up to the "finish"
number provided in the puzzle
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