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About Pi: Everything You Need to Know & Then Some ~ The concept of pi is
deceivingly simple. Pi is the ratio between a circle’s circumference and its
diameter, and it always works out to 3.14… But it's those three
“dot-dot-dots” that make pi so fascinating. Pi is a never-ending number and
that sense of infinity has attracted both advanced mathematicians as well as
beginning math students for hundreds of years. This article breaks down some
of the facts and mysteries about pi into four sections: Fun Facts About Pi,
Advanced Facts About Pi, Pi in Pop Culture, and Sites and Resources About
Pi. There’s information for everyone from the pi newbie to pi fans and math
nerds alike.
Math Games The math games in this book have come from numerous sources.
Many are variations on traditional western games, some ideas were originally
seen in educational catalogues and then adapted, and some were created to
help reinforce a particular concept. This book was written primarily for
children with learning difficulties. However as the games are intended for
reinforcing the very basics, they would therefore be suitable for any child
between 3 and 11 years old. All the games can, and should, be adapted for
the teaching situation and the specific group of children. The ideas are not
fixed: if, for example, a group of children is fascinated by animals, buying
cheap toy animals to use as 'counters' to move in a game really does hold
their attention. All the games were made from basic materials such as
cardboard, paper, glue, junk and cheap toys available from many shops and
stalls; probably the most expensive 'ingredient' was the clear plastic that
is used to cover everything. This is because I find it prolongs the life and
cleanliness of the games by a great extent. Throughout this book I do try to
stress that it is very important to play these games either sitting around a
low table or on the floor in a circle. It is then much easier for the
children to watch one another and especially the teacher: this gives them
vital clues on how to play the game. The children can also begin to learn
the lesson of 'waiting their turn', which is very important but difficult
for most young children to grasp.
Algebra
Algebra The Math Forum's Internet Math Library is a comprehensive
catalog of Web sites and Web pages relating to the study of mathematics.
This page contains sites relating to Algebra.
Algebra Flash! It is difficult to decide whether this is a lesson on
algebra that uses Flash or a lesson on Flash that uses algebra. It was the
result of two lessons close to the end of the 1999-2000 school year. The aim
was to illustrate the different ways that a web-based algebra lesson could
be made interactive.
Algebra Huge list of links - some which work, others...
Abstract Algebra
Algebra: Abstract and Concrete by Frederick M. Goodman. This text
is an introduction to modern or abstract algebra for undergraduate students.
The book addresses the conventional topics:
groups, rings, and fields, with symmetry as a unifying theme.
This subject matter is central and ubiquitous in modern mathematics
and in applications ranging from quantum physics to digital communications.
Abstract Algebra Huge list of links - some which work, others...
Analysis
Analysis
The Math Forum's Internet Math Library is a comprehensive catalog of Web
sites and Web pages relating to the study of mathematics. This page contains
sites relating to Analysis.
Analysis WebNotes is divided up into chapters and each
chapter is subdivided into classes. Use the index of chapters to get
an overview of the whole of WebNotes, or to search for a topic. Use
the indexes by class or of numbered results (theorems, lemmas, etc) to
search for a topic you already know the location of.
Bessel Functions This graphics tool essentially plots Bessel
functions of all integral orders. What it actually plots are the Taylor's
series and the asymptotic series simultaneously. The order of the function
may be specified interactively, and several graphs can be viewed at the same
time. This tool can be used in an intuitive way, through zooming, to
evaluate a Bessel function at selected points, or to find its zeroes. This
is part of a larger project that will eventually handle a much wider range
of functions. Adding a function to the list of available functions is not
too difficult, but requires writing the new function in Java as well
(unfortunately) some of the core code.
Analysis Huge list of links - some which work, others...
Applied Math
Applied Mathematics Huge list of links - some which work,
others...
Applications/Connections big list divided by areas of influence.
Arithmetic (Basic Math)
Early Math
The Math Forum's Internet Math Library is a comprehensive catalog of Web
sites and Web pages relating to the study of mathematics. This page contains
sites relating to Arithmetic/Early Math.
AAA Math
Hundreds of pages of Basic Math Skills. Interactive Practice on every
page. An Explanation of the math topic on each page. Several
Challenge Games on every page. Site divided by discipline and for grade
level. RECOMMENDED!!
All about Ratios Practice exercises, Quiz
The ArithmAttack How many computer-generated arithmetic problems can you
answer in 60 seconds? You may download the ArithmAttack, use it and
distribute it free of charge, provided you do not alter it or charge a fee
for downloading it, using it, or distributing it. To operate correctly, the
ArithmAttack must be viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 or higher
or Netscape Navigator 3.0 or higher.
Arithmetic Huge list of links - some which work, others...
Art & Music
Art &
Music &
Acoustics The Math Forum's Internet Math Library is a comprehensive
catalog of Web sites and Web pages relating to the study of mathematics.
Calculus
Calculus (Single Variable) &
Calculus (Multivariable) The Math Forum's Internet Math Library is a
comprehensive catalog of Web sites and Web pages relating to the study of
mathematics.
Calculus Resources On-line This area contains information and
links to numerous Internet resources, which could be used for teaching and
learning of calculus.
Visual Calculus
Cellular Automata
Cellular Automata
The Math Forum's Internet Math Library is a comprehensive catalog of Web
sites and Web pages relating to the study of mathematics.
Combinatorics
Combinatorics
Complex Analysis
Combinatorics
Computational Geometry
Computational Geometry
Computational Science
Cryptology & Genetic Algorithms
Cryptography
Differential Geometry
Differential Equations
Not being a math genius myself, I'm not sure this belongs here... but it
looks good.
Discrete Mathematics
Discrete Math
The Math Forum's Internet Math Library is a comprehensive catalog of Web
sites and Web pages relating to the study of mathematics. This page contains
sites relating to Discrete Math.
Dynamical Systems
Dynamical Systems include
Cellular Automata,
Chaos,
Fluid Dynamics,
Fractals, and
Nonlinear Dynamics
Fluid Dynamics
Fluid Dynamics
The Math Forum's Internet Math Library is a comprehensive catalog of Web
sites and Web pages relating to the study of mathematics. This page contains
sites relating to Fluid Dynamics.
Fourier Analysis & Wavelets
Fourier Analysis/Wavelets The Math Forum's Internet Math Library
is a comprehensive catalog of Web sites and Web pages relating to the study
of mathematics.
Fractals
Fractals The Math Forum's Internet Math Library is a
comprehensive catalog of Web sites and Web pages relating to the study of
mathematics. This page contains sites relating to Fractals.
Geometry
Geometry
The Math Forum's Internet Math Library is a comprehensive catalog of Web
sites and Web pages relating to the study of mathematics. This page contains
sites relating to Geometry.
History of Math
History and Biography
Industrial Math
Professional
Linear & MatrixAlgebra
Linear Algebra
Multilinear Algebra
Linear & Nonlinear
Programming
Linear Programming
Nonlinear Programming
Logic & Set Theory
Logic/Foundations
Mathematics Education
Teaching Issues/Strategies
Educational Materials
Net-Based Resources
Reference Sources
Mathematical Biology
Biology
Multivariable
Calculus
Calculus (Multivariable)
Nonlinear Dynamics
Nonlinear Dynamics
Number Theory
Number Theory
Numerical Analysis
Numerical Analysis
Ordinary Differential
Equations
Ordinary Differential Equations
Partial Differential
Equations
Partial Differential Equations
Pre-Calculus
Pre-Calculus
Probability Theory
Probability/Statistics
Statistics
Statistics
Topology
Topology
Trigonometry
Trigonometry
Teaching
Teaching Issues/Strategies
Algebra for the Sciences This is an interdisciplinary general
education quantitative reasoning course that will use algebra to answer
questions from science. The goal of the course is to enhance student's
understanding of mathematics, science, and their interactions and relevance
to students. Objectives of the course are to increase scientific literacy,
student awareness of connections between mathematics and science, critical
thinking and problem solving skills, and ability of future teachers to
incorporate mathematics into their classrooms. The contents of the course
include estimation, unit conversion, sampling techniques, geometry, lines,
quadratics, exponentials, logarithms, systems of equations, and regression.
Topics are approached from a mathematical viewpoint and a data driven
viewpoint. Each major topic is introduced by a
demonstration from a scientific discipline. Students are assigned
projects developed in conjunction with faculty from other scientific
disciplines. For links to other web pages that discuss specific science
issues that are either discussed in the course or used in the projects,
click
here.
Texas
Instruments Home Page These pages include resources for math
educators who are interested in finding lessons and programs for the
TI-81,82, and 85 graphing calculators. These lessons and calculator programs
are appropriate for Algebra II and beyond.
The Math Forum on the Web Good activites and resources for
Algebra/Math education.
K-12 Teaching Materials The following are Internet sites which
contain significant collections of materials which can be used in the
teaching of mathematics at the K-12 level. We have organized these materials
into the following categories:
Miscellaneous
Software
Software
Algebra - One on One Algebra One on One is an educational game for
those wanting a fun way to learn and practice Algebra. This program covers
21 functions (equations) which includes maximums, minimums, absolute values,
averages, x/y, ax + b, axy + b, ax + by + c, squares, cubes, and so on.
The Algebra Word Problem Tutor The Algebra Word Problem Tutor has
been developed by members of the Anderson Research Group at Carnegie Mellon
University in cooperation with the PUMP Algebra Project. The goal of the
Algebra Word Problem Tutor is to help students to learn algebraic skills
which they can use in the context of real-life problem situations.
AMATH -
Pre-Algebra AMATH is a complete, self-paced, computer driven, adult
level course designed as an intervention device to help those who have
completed the course work in K-8 math, but cannot do the work.
Artlandia
Artlandia provides the graphic design, mathematical hobbyist and
educator's communities with easy-to-use tools for Programmable Creative
Graphic Design -- implementing their proprietary algorithms, developed
in-house and honed by a constant interaction with almost thirty textile
manufacturers in the United States and abroad. Requires the use of
Mathematica.
Attractors & Co This software will enable you to discover and
explore, in a modest manner, the endless and fascinating realm of strange
attractors. Whether you are in search of a tool that will help you to
understand some of these mathematical properties in a graphics oriented
manner or an aesthete looking for new ways to create interesting graphics
and pictures, this software is made for you !
Autograph Autograph is a dynamic PC program operating in two modes
----- Graphs, coordinates and bivariate data
----- Single-variable statistics and probability
designed to help teachers and pupils visualise mathematics at
secondary/college level, by drawing
dynamically linked 'objects'. Some of the features include solutions of
differential equations, matrices, linear transformations, best fit curves,
numerical integration, animations, and vectors.
AZ-MATH - University of Arizona A large collection of MSDOS and
Macintosh software packages written to be used in the teaching of college
mathematics. The latter page contains information on the downloading of
these packages and provides means for downloading the entire collection.
These programs are also available through the
Mathematics Archives (in zip format); the latter listing contains a
short abstract of each program.
Berkeley Logo Berkeley Logo is a freeware interpreter that Brian
Harvey and his students wrote. Source code is available.
Brad's Free Software for Learning About Math, Physics, and Engineering
Mission Statement: Become the leading web site for providing free
educational software for teaching students about math, physics, and
engineering. Programs are available for Basic Arithmetic, Algebra,
Trigonometry, Calculus, Statistics and Vectors.
Cabri-géomètre Cabri-geometry is the product of research activity at
the Université Joseph Fourier de Grenoble and at CNRS, in the laboratoire de
Structures Discrètes et de Didactique. From the Mathematics Archives pages
on
Cabri-geometry: Cabri-geometre is an Interactive Notebook to Teach and
Learn Geometry. With this package, you perform ruler-compass constructions
and then pose questions. You can ask whether lines are parallel or
perpendicular. You can compare measures of objects (area, length, angular
measurement). An especially nice feature is the ability to move points used
as references in constructions and the figure changes appropriately. With
this you can examine the trace of a point to find the locus of points, say
equidistant from a given point and a given line.
CABRI GEOMETRY II The interactive software for Geometry - Alter
geometric figures on the screen. Students can see patterns, make
conjectures, and draw their own conclusions. Discover geometric dependencies
in the figures students construct. Display the equations of basic geometric
objects including lines, circles, ellipses, and coordinates of points.
C.a.R. Geometry Program C.a.R. is a program which simulates
constructions with a straigthedge and compass (Compass and Ruler). It
includes a macro language.
the CD-ROM SHOP The CD-ROM SHOP is a vendor of CD's. They have a listing of mathematics CD's for
both the
Macintosh and
IBM compatible computers. Many of the listings contain detailed
information about the particular CD's.
Centre for Innovation in Mathematics Teaching A collection of
programs to be used in the teaching of k-12 mathematics.
Cinderellas Cafe Interactive geometry on the computer. This German
program, written in JAVA, can be used to generate dynamical geometry
examples for the WWW.
Colourful Mathematics Colourful Mathematics is a series of
educational mathematical games dealing with serious mathematical concepts,
but geared toward students from a very early age. The three MSDOS programs
are investigations of the Four Colour Theorem, the Chromatic Number of a
Graph, and the Dominating Number of a Graph. These programs are also
available from the
Mathematics Archives
Converge Software CONVERGE Educational Software for Algebra through
Calculus (from JEMware) is highly graphical educational software that
illustrates mathematical process. Converge has a great number and variety of
menu choices designed to help students acquire a graphical and numerical
understanding of fundamental math concepts, definitions, and principles.
DERIVE, A Mathematical Assistant A computer algebra system
for Windows.
Diagnosys Diagnosys is the product of TLTP project number 17 based
at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne with the collaboration of the other
four North-East universities. The aim of the project was to produce a
computer based diagnostic testing system for mathematics and other technical
subjects.
DPGraph:
Dynamic Photorealistic Graphing Create beautiful,
interactive, dynamic, photorealistic 2D, 3D, 4D, 5D, 6D, 7D and 8D graphs.
Optimized for the internet. Used for pre-algebra, geometry, trigonometry and
general physics, through multivariable calculus, field theory, quantum
mechanics and gravitation. Use time and color as extra dimensions (to create
motion or encode momentum, for example). Use the scrollbar to vary
parameters in realtime, to slice through graphs, or to vary surface
transparency. DPGraph graphs functions, equations, conic sections, planes,
spheres, toruses, parametric curves and surfaces, implicit equalities and
inequalities, volume intersections, volumes of integration, surfaces of
revolution, equipotential surfaces, vector fields, and much more, in
rectangular, polar, cylindrical, or spherical coordinates.
E-GEMS : Electronic Games for Education in Math and Science The
E-GEMS project is a collaborative effort by scientists, educators, and
professional video game and educational software developers who have come
together to do research on and develop teaching materials that integrate
video games and computer-based explorations with existing classroom
practices. The aim of this research is to increase the proportion of
children in Grades 4-8 who enjoy learning, mastering, and using underlying
concepts of math and science.
Edu2000's Visual CD-ROM Series The Edu2000 Visual Series unique
blend of elements creates an exciting learning environment allowing students
the opportunity to explore and appreciate mathematics. This full curriculum
content demonstrated using real life examples enhanced with leading edge
technology serves as the foundation for these very powerful learning tools.
Utilizing the popular HTML format, extensive QuickTime and 3-D animation as
well as experimental Java applets help the student discover and understand
the fundamental principals of mathematics. Products include Visual Plane
Geometry and Visual Solid Geometry.
Educational Software Institute Educational Software Institute's
resource guide of mathematics software for K-12.
EduMaths EduMaths is a concept and a professional mathematical
computer courseware tuition system which covers the whole mathematical
educational process, from preschool to postschool. Modules are designed with
varying degrees of difficulty. Students are allowed to advance only if they
have mastered a particular module of a subject. The package is concentrated
on the South African syllabus from Grade 1 to Grade 12.
EUKLID
EUKLID is a software about dynamic geometry. You can create geometrical
constructions on the screen just the way you do it on a paper. But
afterwards, you can take i.e. a basic point of your drawing and drag it to
another place - and the geometrical relations between all objects is
preserved.
France and Associates - Software Library Publisher of software for
K-6. Titles include:
Fastball Fractions and
Instant Math Series. Demos are available for download.
FUNdamentallyMATH FUNdamentallyMATH is a comprehensive program that
advertises that it covers everything in the K-12 mathematics curriculum
except calculus.
Future Graph, Inc.
Future
Graph, Inc. is the publisher of f(g) Scholar, software for Math, Science
and Engineering. It combines the functionality of a graphing calculator with
that of a complete spreadsheet.
GraphWindows GraphWindows is a DOS-based program for
graphing functions of the form y=f(x), polar functions of the form y = f(t),
and parametric equations of the form (x, y) = (f(t), g(t)) in an xy-coordinate
system. The equation editor is intuitive. The program supports zooming and
scrolling and the composition of user defined programs
Howe-Two
Software - Software Solutions for Mathematical Instruction Written
by a high school teacher and used extensively in a high school lab, the
titles in this software collection include: Pre-Algebra I & II, Algebra I,
II, III, & IV, Geometry, Advanced Math, Extras: The Neat Stuff and the Quiz
Collection. A demo of the programs can be downloaded.
Hungry Frog Game Series In this series there are three mathematics
games. Math I teaches basic counting skills to children ages 3 and up
(enumeration of objects). Math II teaches the sequence of numbers on the
integer and whole number number lines. In Math III you can practice addition
and subtraction using positive or negative numbers, multiplication, division
and even absolute value equations.
The Image Warper The Image Warper is a program that supports
exploratory learning and enjoyable activities involving geometric
transformations and image distortion.
InfoMath
InfoMath is a publisher of educational mathematics programs which
include: MathTutor5, Math Tools and Finderz-Keeperz.
Intelligent Tutor Math Educational Software Intelligent Tutor Math Educational Software, programs for Grades 7-12 math,
has three components - the CONCEPTS & SKILLS SERIES, the PRACTICE & REVIEW SERIES, and the SPECIAL TOPICS SERIES.
Interactive Mathematics INTERACTIVE MATHEMATICS is a new series of
college-level, interactive multimedia courses being developed by
Academic
Systems in collaboration with faculty from colleges and universities
around the country. Interactive Mathematics is also the first series of
courses that take advantage of an advanced computer-mediated instructional
approach, called Mediated Learning, which provides a faculty-guided,
learner-centered environment for improving student academic achievement.
Each course in the Interactive Mathematics series provides comprehensive
mathematics instruction using an engaging and challenging interactive
multimedia environment.
International Education Software This site is for all students,
teachers, and reseachers interested in mathematics. IES inc. was established
by people involved in mathematics education. We deal with research,
development, import, and sales of software for mathematics education.
JavaSketchpad JavaSketchpad is a new web technology which permits
authors, teachers, artists, curriculum developers, researchers, and all
other geometry fans to publish dynamic geometry illustrations directly in
their web pages. More technically JavaSketchpad is a Java applet which
displays sketches developed using Geometer's Sketchpad desktop software
(available from Key Curriculum Press for Macintosh and PC) directly on the
web. Anyone with a Java-capable web browser can then dynamically explore the
sketches you've created, without requiring access to Geometer's Sketchpad.
Key
Curriculum Press Key Curriculum Press is a publisher of many
software packages for mathematics education including The Geometer's
Sketchpad(r) and TesselMania!(TM).
Kids' Domain - Math Downloads Contains mathematics programs, free
and commercial demos, which can be downloaded. Descriptions provided.
KSEG KSEG is a Linux program for exploring Euclidean geometry. You
create a construction, such as a triangle with a circumcenter, and then, as
you drag verteces of the triangle, you can see the circumcenter moving in
real time. Of course, you can do a lot more than that-see the feature list
below. KSEG was inspired by the Geometer's Sketchpad, but there are plans to
go beyond the functionality that it provides.
kSoft, Inc. - Graphmatica Graphmatica is an easy-to-use, powerful
equation plotter. It supports 5 types of graphs (including polar, parametric
and inequalities), unlimited graphs on screen at once, saving setup and
lists of equations, and several ways to resize the grid. It offers flexible
grid labeling, on-line help, and demonstration files. Graphmatica is also
available from the
Mathematics Archives.
Learning in Motion
Learning in Motion is a publisher of innovative software for K-12
education. This WWW site provides information about the products of Learning
in Motion and a collection of links to various educational WWW sites.
The
Learning Box The Learning Box publishes Elementary Mathematics
software for students K - 5. Two of the series of packages include The
Manipulative Math Series and The Math in Context Series which consists of
NCTM Standards based programs for students K - 5.
Leibniz Leibniz is a graphical front end to Mathematica which allows
you to type mathematical text and carry out calculations using a simple,
drag and drop style of expression manipulation. Leibniz is a mathematical
word processor: it allows you to quickly and easily type text and structured
mathematical expressions. You can launch calculations from within Leibniz by
selecting an expression to evaluate and hitting enter, or by selecting a
portion of an expression and dragging it around the expression to launch a
calculation.
LF
Software Tutorial software in Mathematics. Titles include:
Fractions Made Easy, Basic Math for Windows, Algebra I for Windows, Algebra
II for Windows, Geometry for Windows, Trigonometry for Windows, Basic Math
for Dos, Introduction to Algebra for Dos, Algebra II for Dos
Math Teaching Assistant Primarily for K-12.
Mathcard Written by a former elementary school teacher, Mathcard is
a fun and easy to use concentration-style game. The purpose of the game is
to help students learn the answers to simple math problems.
Math League Multimedia Publisher of software: Middle Grades Math -
Level 1 is their program which is designed to sharpen the math skills of 6th
grade students and which contains over 5000 practice problems.
Mathematica for K-12 This page, maintained by Wolfram Research,
Inc., provides information on the use of Mathematica in the high school.
Included are links to sites which have courseware and publications on the
use of Mathematica.
Mathematics Library Plus Mathematics Library Plus is published by
Aces Research, Inc. and consists of tutorial software on CD's; topics
include Algebra, Calculus, Statistics, Geometry, and Trignometry. Each
CD-ROM title is a step-by-step and easy-to-follow interactive tutorial for
students from high school to college levels. A comprehensive self study
guide with online text references and a useful resource for pre-test
practices. Each math subject contains hundreds of problems ranging from easy
to difficult and come with interactive hints and solutions. Each listing
explains the fundamental principle(s), corollaries of the equation and its
sample usage.
Mathematics Worksheet Factory With Mathematics Worksheet Factory
Deluxe you can create math worksheets that provide practice in addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division with up to 6 digit numbers,
decimals, and currency. The Deluxe version also includes a Magic Squares
worksheet generator.
MathMaker Fonts Fonts developed by Mountain Lake Software, Inc. for
mathematical symbols to be used on macintosh computers.
MathPad
MathPad is a general purpose graphing scientific calculator. It uses
text input rather than simulating buttons on a hand held calculator. This
live scratchpad interface allows you to see and edit your entire
calculation. Formulas can be entered directly and different values can be
plugged in for easy "what if" calculating. In addition to being a handy
little calculator, MathPad can also take on larger problems. Simple plotting
allows quick visualization of results. General purpose arrays allow
calculations involving vectors, complex numbers, matrix algebra etc. 2D
arrays can be displayed as grayscale or color images. MathPad runs on a Mac
Plus or higher with system 6 or system 7.
Mathpert
Assistants Mathpert is the publisher of Algebra Assistant,
Pre-Calculus Assistant, and Calculus Assistant. These programs contain an
expert system capable of solving ANY math problem the same way people do:
step-by-step. Demos of the software are available.
mathResources, Inc. mathResources, Inc. publishes interactive math
teaching and learning tools on CD ROM. Currently they offer an interactive
math dictionary with a maple kernal attached.
MathSoft
MathSoft, Inc. isthe developer of the technical calculation application
Mathcad, as well as developer and provider of a variety of other software
tools for users of PCs, Macintosh computers, and UNIX workstations. This
site provides product information, tools and information to help one work
more efficiently and creatively with MathSoft products, and links to
interesting sites in the rest of the technical and mathematical community.
Mathwise Mathwise is an integrated learning environment for teaching
undergraduate mathematics. It comprises mathematical and application
modules, reference material, assessments and resource tools. These are
integrated by a Courseware Management System, which handles cross
referencing between the different components of the system. Mathwise modules
are based on the SEFI (European Society for Engineering Education) syllabus,
comprising mathematical topics taught in pre-university and first year
university, together with a number of key topics in second-year university
Science and Engineering courses.
Mathwright Library The Mathwright Library is a collecion of
Mathwright Books which have been produced by the authoring system,
Mathwright. This WEBsite makes available for downloading a Mathwright
Library Player which may be used as a viewer for the WorkBooks in this
Mathwright Library. However, it is capable of reading only the WorkBooks
supplied through this WEBsite. There is a commercial version of Mathwright
Library Player which has many additional features. Among the many topics
covered in this library are Area Between the Graphs, Bernoulli Trials,
Chaotic Pendulum, Curves in Art and Nature, Difference Equations, Dynamical
Systems, Eigenvector, Factoring Polynomials, Golden Ratio, Lunar Lander,
Matrix Calculator, Periodic Functions, Pool Game, Polar Graphs, Space
Filling Curve, and Work Problems.
Neufeld
& Associates Publishers of The UNDERSTANDING MATH Programs,
collection of programs for interactive learning for grades 6-10. Topics
include algebra, equations, exponents, geometry and integers. Software is
available in both English and French. Demos are available. The company also
provides lessons plans related to these packages and organizes workshops.
NonEuclid : Software for Exploring Non-Euclidean Geometry
The
Quarter Mile Math Games Award-winning math software for students of
all abilities kindergarten through pre-algebra. These fun and exciting
programs are perfect for home, school and homeschool use. Plus, people of
all ages are now competing in international math tournaments using special
tournament versions of these unique software programs.
Peanut Software for Windows A collection of programs writtten by
Rick Parris at Phillips Exeter Academy.
Personal Algebra Tutor, PAT PAT is the Algebra software
that DOES Algebra, that solves problems that you enter step-by-step and
explains the steps. The explanations use the exact equations, coefficients,
and variables of the students problem.
PixelGraphics Math Strategies! Math Strategies! is a new educational
software program that combines the action of Nintendo with basic math
concepts. Aimed at children 5 and older, it guides children through problems
in addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and number recognition.
Students run, shoot, and blast to get through a series of obstacles. As they
solve each math problem, the correct answer displays in words and as a math
equation.
Pre-Engineering Software Corporation The goal of Pre-Engineering
Software Corporation is to develop and produce teaching tools for middle and
high school that introduce students to the adventure of solving true-life
engineering problems while reinforcing their math and science skills.
Rotater A Macintosh Program (68K/FPU/PPC versions) for rotating user
specified points and lines in 3D in real time with stereo options. Source
code is available. An MSDOS version is available at a
different site.
Shapescape Shapescape is a 32-bit Windows program that allows
various 3D shapes, polyheda, to be created and then flattened so that a
pattern can be printed to make a model of the polyhedron.
Speech Recognition and Mathematics Metroplex Voice Computing (MVC)
is a leader in speech recognition programming. Their speech recognition
software products are designed to operate strictly by voice, without needing
the keyboard or mouse. Packages include ArithmeticTalk, MathTalk,
MathTalkPro, MathBrailleTalk, VoiceEZcalc and VoiceEZcad.
Stanford
Testing Systems, Inc. Stanford Testing Systems, Inc. is the
publisher of software to help prepare students for various standardized
tests including SAT, ACT, GRE, LSAT, MCAT, GMAT, TOEFL and MAT. In addition,
the
practice test for SAT is available online together with review lessons.
StarLogo StarLogo is a programmable modeling environment for
exploring the behaviors of decentralized systems, such as bird flocks,
traffic jams, and ant colonies. It is designed especially for use by
students.
Symbolic Net Symbolic Mathematical Computation Information
Center - The area of symbolic and algebraic computation (SAC), also known as
computer algebra (CA) in some circles, aims to automate mathematical
computations of all sorts. The resulting computer systems, experimental and
commercial, are powerful tools for scientists, engineers, and educators. SAC
research usually combines mathematics with advanced computing techniques.
Symmetric Chaos QuickBasic Programs
Techexplorer Techexplorer is a plug-in for Netscape and Microsoft
internet browsers that enables the use of TeX, LaTeX and MathML to display
mathematical symbols.
TeXaide TeXaide is a special version of MathType's Equation Editor
that generates TeX using MathType 4's TeX translator technology. The program
is FREE.
3D-Filmstrip 3D Filmstrip is a mathematical visualization program
for Macintosh computers.
The Transform Programmer The Transform Programmer is a package of
programs which work together to support exploratory learning and enjoyable
activities involving geometric transformations. The Transform Programmer
consists of three main parts -- (a) an image processing and display
subsystem called the "METIP Programming Environment," (b) a programming
language interpreter, in this case, the XLISP-STAT system of David Betz and
Luke Tierney, and (c) a particular Lisp program that facilitates the
manipulation of mathematical expressions. The program contains the
capability to transform images in complicated ways according to
user-specified formulas, and that the image display and transformation
functions can be commanded from the programming language as well as directly
by the user.
TREEFROG Self-assessment System TREEFROG is a rule-based system for
students to practise their maths skills on. The PC-based system TREEFROG
simply checks each step of the student's argument for consistency, and
recognizes if the correct finishing point has been reached. The online
prototype (which only covers polynomial algebra at present), gives
rudimentary feedback using malrules if a mistake is made in a step.
Virtual Abacus Virtual abacus is an interactive, multimedia software
tool to help facilitate number sense and counting skills in children ages
six and seven. The virtual abacus is a computer simulation based on the
traditional Chinese abacus.
Virtual Image Publisher of CD-ROMS. Some of the titles include: Art
and Mathematics, Polytopia I, II, Shape and Space I, II, Uniform Polyhedra,
Fractions, Mental Arithmetic, Trigonometry
VisualMath The one-stop site for teaching and learning interactive
and visual Math. Shareware programs for Windows 95.
Waterloo Maple Software
This is the
home page
of the vendors and continuing developers of Maple, Theorist, MathPlus,
MathEdge, and Expressionist.
Wolfram
Research, Inc. Wolfram Research, Inc. is the developer of the
program Mathematica. This site contains Mathematica-related items
contributed by Mathematica users around the world and by Wolfram Research.
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