Tag: math and multimedia

2012 Quarter 3 in Review – The Most Popular Posts

Post Summary

It’s the end of the quarter again and it’s review time for this quarter’s most popular posts. Before the list, let me invite you to visit the new Mathematical Proof page.   The page contains all the proof-related posts from this blog.

The Most Shared Posts

  1. Handwrite and Solve Math Equations with Web Equation
  2. 11 Mathematical Proof Techniques Liberal Arts Majors Should Know
  3. Gooru: A New Online Learning Site Worth Trying
  4. Teaching Math Like a Boss
  5. Math Word Problems: Solving Age Problems Part 1
  6. Approximating Square Root of Numbers by Averaging
  7. Apple and the Golden Ratio?

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The Math and Multimedia Carnival is back

Blog Carnival

The Mathematics and Multimedia Blog Carnival has been inactive for the past two months, but it’s back.

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Yipeee!

This month, the 22nd edition will be hosted by Colleen Young at Mathematics, Learning and Web 2.0.  You may submit your entry in the  blog carnival submission form on or before July 14.

Meanwhile, while waiting for your entry to be published, here are the recent editions of the carnivals for your reading pleasure.

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