Mathcasts are videos (or other types of multimedia) where students…

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To state my bias clearly, I'm a huge fan of Good. It is an "integrated media platform", which basically means that they publish many different types of media, including an excellent monthly magazine in print, as well as blogs, video and other interactive stuff online.  Although they have an activist bent, they focus on practical solutions to world issues and…

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There are lots of different math-related websites on the web, targeted for every purpose and audience.

I was inspired to collect these particular sites because my school recently finished installing projectors in all of the classrooms, and an interactive whiteboard system or two. I was looking for resources that my math teachers could work into the flow of their lessons, so these are of the "virtual manipulative" variety, allowing teachers and students to create visualizations or run…

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This is a great free resource I dug up for my math teachers recently. It was a big hit, so I thought I would pass it along.



The TI-83+ is pretty much the Platonic Form of a graphing calculator. It is standard-issue for almost all high school students and instructors in the maths and sciences. It is a programmable calculator, and I'm told you can develop pretty sophisticated programs and applications for it.



To facilitate, Texas Instruments provides a neat little… Continue