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Audio, Video and Animation
- Snowflakes, Starflakes, and Swirlflakes
- Math and Other Multimedia Materials at HippoCampus
- Real World Math with Google Earth
- Origami and Its Surprising and Stunning Applications
- 4500+ Engineering and Mathematics Video Lectures
- 1500+ Mathematics Video Lectures
- TED Videos and Ideas Worth Spreading
- Watch Exceptional Fast-Paced Math Videos at Vi Hart
- Tangled and the Mathematics of Hairdressing
- A Brief History of Mathematics
Elementary School Mathematics
- The Geometry of the Least Common Denominator
- Guest Post: 10 Simple Ways to Teach Kids Math in the Kitchen
- Multiplication of Fractions
- Interactive Mathematics Dictionary for Kids
- Why Finger Multiplication Works
- Finger Multiplication
- Operations on Integers – Addition
- Eratosthenes and the Earth’s Circumference
- Making Sense of Exponential Growth
- Ask Natural Math and Naturalmath.com
High School Mathematics (see Complete List)
- Math Trick 2: Multiplying 2 Digit Numbers Numbers by 11
- SSS Congruence Theorem and Its Proof
- A Practical Demonstration of the Pythagorean Theorem
- Math Trick 1: Squaring Numbers Ending in 5
- 10 Math Problems That Look Easy But Immensely Difficult to Solve
- A Detailed Derivation of the Heron’s Formula
- Appreciating The Beauty of Circles and Spheres
- Romantic Mathematics: Cheesy, Corny, and Geeky Love Quotes
- 5 Fascinating Facts About Triangles That Will Surprise You
- What are prime gaps and who is Yitang Zhang?
College Mathematics (see Complete List)
- The Mathematics of Tenure, Car Lights, and Logic Gates
- Cryptography: The Science of Encoding and Decoding Messages
- The 0.0001 Time Rate Approach, an Extended Application
- 13 Calculus Tutorial Sites, 22 000+ Solved Problems
- Fractals: A Different Type of Geometry
- Curve Sketching 3: Understanding Vertical and Horizontal Asymptotes
- Guest Post: An Interesting Property of Prime Numbers
- The Definition of Congruence in the Modular Systems
- How Big is Infinity?
- Clock Arithmetic and Modular Systems Part 2
Math Lite (see Complete List)
- Geometry Skills of the Ancients Evident in the Nazca Lines
- Appreciating The Beauty of Circles and Spheres
- Verbal Numbers: Another Number Representation
- 7 Amazing Facts About Pascal’s Triangle
- The Golden Ratio and the Perfect Human Face
- Math Puzzle: Where is The Missing Square?
- Math Puzzle: Where is the Missing Area?
- The Mathematics of Perspective Drawing
- A Math Student’s Funny Answers to Non Math Questions
- The Mathematician and the Three Lost Men
Miscellaneous (see Complete List)
- Math and Multimedia’s Policies and Disclosures
- Googol and Google
- The Number Hunter Kickstarter Project
- How to do Print Screen on iPads
- Largest Prime Number Yet, Discovered
- New Partner Blog: Math Concepts Explained
- Book Review: Calc for the Clueless I
- Book Review: How to Prove It
- Off Topic: Fellow Filipinos, Typhoon Victims Need Your Help
- Book Review: How to Solve Word Problems in Algebra
Resources and Freebies (see Complete List)
- Large Roman Numerals From 1000 to 499 Million
- Convert Large Numbers To Roman Numerals
- Math and Other Multimedia Materials at HippoCampus
- 13 Calculus Tutorial Sites, 22 000+ Solved Problems
- 50 Mathematics Quotes by Mathematicians, Philosophers, and Enthusiasts
- 400 Challenging Programming Problems in School Mathematics
- 6 Technology-Rich Math Blogs By Techie Teachers
- 2250 Interactive K-12 Mathematics Problems with Solutions
- Ted Talk: Robert Lang on the Mathematics and Magic of Origami
- 14 Useful Sites on Paper Folding Instructions and Origami Tutorials
Software Tutorials (see Complete List)
- Using Google Forms to Create Surveys
- GeoGebra 4.2 Tutorials, Now Available
- 15 Flash Video Tutorials for Learning Winplot
- GeoGebra 4.2, Now Available for Download
- More than 20000 Free GeoGebra Applets
- GeoGebra 4.2 Release Candidate Now Available
- GeoGebra Needs Filipino Translators
- How to Write the Degree Sign in Latex
- GeoGebra 4.2 Sneak Peek 5: Ten New Improvements
- GeoGebra 4.2 Sneak Peek 4: Defaults and Advanced Sections
Teaching Tools (see Complete List)
- Convert Large Numbers To Roman Numerals
- Math and Other Multimedia Materials at HippoCampus
- Screencasting, Video Editing with Active Presenter
- Solve Problems and Save the Trees with Grid Maths
- How to Import Google Reader Data to Feedly via Google Chrome
- Google Reader to Shut Down, What are the Alternatives?
- 62 Interactive Math Activities and Games at Flashmath
- 14 Useful Sites on Paper Folding Instructions and Origami Tutorials
- The Prime Composite Dance
- How To Embed Wolfram Demonstrations on Websites and Blogs
Web 2.0 Technology (see Complete List)
- How to Write Math Symbols in Facebook
- Have you tried Gmail Blue?
- Screencasting, Video Editing with Active Presenter
- Solve Problems and Save the Trees with Grid Maths
- How to Import Google Reader Data to Feedly via Google Chrome
- Google Reader to Shut Down, What are the Alternatives?
- Using Google Forms to Create Surveys
- 6 Technology-Rich Math Blogs By Techie Teachers
- The Prime Composite Dance
- How To Embed Wolfram Demonstrations on Websites and Blogs
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Excuse me,I know I haven’t spoken to you in years,especially my last request for the epsilon-delta discussion,nevermind that,I have mastered it.What I haven’t indeed master is sketching functions(trigonometric,and other elemental functions) in 3-D,I was wondering if you may demonstrate me a tutorial or perhaps examples on how to graphicate tridimensionally.Thanks
Hi Gian Carlo, I have limited my blog to high school mathematics for quite a while, since and haven’t really touched topics in undergraduate mathematics. Posting topics like that will take time (I have to review those stuff) and that’s the thing I don’t have right now. I’m sure you’ll find some reference somewhere.
I find “What Special About This Number?” very useful. I can use the number facts in my lessons for grade school math. The list of websites in your article is highly recommended for high school math teachers so that they can inject unusual and interesting facts about different numbers as they use those numbers in class. Having this kind of article online definitely saves time for the busy teachers like me. Using the information from these websites can help improve students’ interest about numbers and math.
Hi Teacher Guillermo! I guess I will never look at numbers the same way again. Your post has made me realize how unique each number is. I especially like Number Gossip. These sites encourages students to look at lessons lightly, without compromising your goals. Awesome suggestions!
Thank you teacher Ivan. Yes, this is one way to lighten up their view of mathematics — something fun and trivia.
Wow so many interesting websites abroad that talk about number properties. I can imagine mathematicians having fun with it. I visited Number A Day site and found out about 972. It is also good to know that this site networks with one of the site you listed Number Gossip by sharing the information found in Number Gossip in their site. What a camaraderie between Math sites. I hope that we have the same cooperation amongst education bloggers here in the Philippines.
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