• Real Analysis-
  Red Hot & New-Interactive Real Analysis is an online, interactive textbook for Real Analysis or Advanced Calculus in one real variable. It deals with sets, sequences, series, continuity, differentiability, integrability (Riemann and Lebesgue), topology, and more.
• Appetizers for Math and Reason
  This site offers online classrooms for math and reasoning skills. If one appetizer or lesson is not to your liking, try another. Each one is different. Each one offers a unique view of math and reason. These comments and reviews are recommended to first time visitors
• A Virtual Center for Math Education on the Internet
  What's New Math Activity of the Month The Franklin 8-Square Geometer's Sketchpad Labs Showcase Including: MER Forum Workshop Constructing Math on the Internet Search or Browse The Annotated Forum Collectionof Internet Math Resources Steve's Dump Math Resources by Subject MathEducation Key Issuesin Math K-12 College amp; Advanced Math Topics Innovations and Concerns About the Math Forum Math Forum
• Mathematics Information Servers
  There are several mirror sites for this list. This information is also available as several shorter lists. Magellan has rated this resource as a 3-Star site. The most recent changes to this list were made on September 19 1996. General Related Topics Mathematics Department Web servers Germany United Kingdom USA For Gopher servers see the excellent lists at Mathematics Archives and Lake Forest Colle
• Bamdad's Mathematical Cartoons
  Enjoy A Cartoon of me A Math Teacher Meaning of Life Math Phobic's Nightmare Slice of Pizza Math in Church 3's and 4's Attitude Transplant Volume Ordering Pizza The Bet Paying Off the Bet Cheating The Living Dead Pi Are Square Parallel Lines Averages Non-Euclidian Geometry Math Religion Hypotenuse Fractions Technology Diagonal of a Square Free Country Math Mystery Trick Q
• Upward Bound Regional Math Science Center (University of Maine)
  Upward Bound Math-Science is a program designed to expose high school students to a math and science curricula not found in most high schools. It is a program that emphasizes rising to one's potential no matter what the background of the student is with the goal of entering collage after the three-year program. With support from federal and private institutions it serves high school students from K12 Education - Education - Social Sciences
• Mathematics Archives
  Teaching materials software WWW links organized by Mathematical Topics. Searchable database. Public domain and shareware software links to other software sites. Calculus Resources On-line Emerging Scholars Program Graphing Calculators JAVA and Other Interactive WWW Pages K-12 Teaching Materials Lessons Tutorials and Lecture Notes Visual Calculus etc. Electronic Proceedings of the CTM and the ICTCM
• CHANCE Database
  For some good examples from newspapers, magazines, etc. to use in the teaching of probability and statistics check out the CHANCE Database.
• CTI Centre for Statistics
  CTI Statistics, based in the Statistics Department of the University of Glasgow, is one of a number of subject-based centres working to encourage the use of learning technologies in UK higher education. The principal aim of these centres is to promote, support and disseminate information on the use of computers in teaching within a particular subject area.

• CTI Mathematics
  CTI Mathematics is a national centre, funded by the Higher Education Funding Councils (United Kingdom), set up to support and promote the use of computers in teaching Mathematics at degree level throughout the UK. The Centre is an authoritative source of information about appropriate computer based materials for teaching. This is available as a guide to software for teaching or as individual information packs. The Centre also produces the quarterly newsletter Maths&Stats, with the latest news on a bulletin board accessible over electronic mail.
• The Data and Story Library
  DASL is an online library of datafiles and stories that illustrate the use of basic statistics methods. We hope to provide data from a wide variety of topics so that statistics teachers can find real-world examples that will be interesting to their students. Use DASL's powerful search engine to locate the story or datafile of interest.
• DeLibertions - Mathematics Section
  DeLiberations on Teaching and Learning in Higher Education is a magazine for academics, librarians and education developers. The Mathematics Section contains information about the changes in the teaching of mathematics in the UK, the debate about these changes and associated WWW resources.
• Dynamical Systems and Technology Project
  This project is a National Science Foundation sponsored project designed to help secondary school and college teachers of mathematics bring contemporary topics in mathematics (chaos, fractals, dynamics) into the classroom, and to show them how to use technology effectively in this process. At this point, there are several interactive papers available. These are designed to help teachers understand the mathematics behind such topics as iterated function systems (the chaos game) and the Mandelbrot and Julia sets.
  
• INPUT in Mathematics Service Courses
  This WEB page is presented by Central Michigan University and partially funded by an Annenberg/CPB grant. The goal of this page is to provide an information forum specifically for instructors interested in Technological and Innovative reform in Mathematics Service Courses. INPUT stands for Inovative Programs Using Technology.
• Institute on History of Mathematics and Its Use in Teaching
  The overarching goal of IHMT is to increase the presence of history in the undergraduate mathematics curriculum.
• The Interactive Mathematics Text Project
  The Interactive Mathematics Text Project contains information about "Interactive Texts" which can be used with various symbolic mathematics packages.
• The International Commission on Mathematical Instruction
  An archive of the ICMI Bulletin is kept on the Mathematics Archives.
• The International DERIVE Journal
  The Journal is pleased to publish contributions on any aspect of the use of symbolic algebra systems, and in particular DERIVE, in education and training likely to be of interest to readers. The main criterion of acceptance is that the material should make a contribution to knowledge in this field. There are three types of contribution considered for publication in the International DERIVE Journal. These are research papers, didactic issues, opinions and DERIVE Activities for class use.
  
• Martindale's 'The Reference Desk: Calculators On-Line'
  The mother of all calculating sites. If you want to calculate anything from the payoff date of your mortgage to the distance to the nearest star, come here.
  
• Math Forum
  Formerly called the Geometry Forum, the Math Forum has as its goal to build a community that can be a center for all who have an interest in mathematics education. They work towards this goal in several ways: hosting of newsgroups, organizing a collection of links to various mathematics resources, and involvement with the development and evaluation of Internet math materials.
• Math Link
  Math Link is a website based at the University of Illinois that is designed to deliver professional development opportunities and classroom resources to teachers of mathematics, statistics and related subjects at the high school and lower division college levels.
• MESA - Mathematics, Engineering, Scientific Achievement
  MESA, one of the country's oldest and most successful educational programs to assist disadvantaged and underrepresented students become math and science professionals. A program of the University of California, MESA works with over 21,000 students throughout California from elementary through university levels. MESA is funded by the state legislature, corporate contributions, and grants. MESA four components programs---the MESA Schools Program (MSP), Success Through Collaboration (STC), MESA California Community College Program (MESA CCCP) and MESA Engineering Program (MEP)---provide academic advising, group study, career exploration, parent involvement, and other services for students.
• Oklahoma State University Mathematics Education Center
  The Oklahoma State University Mathematics Education Internet Source was opened March 21, 1995 with the aid of a National Science Foundation grant #DUE 9450848. Our goal is to serve mathematics educators, particularly as their needs relate to the use of technology in undergraduate mathematics.
• Resources for teaching statistics
• The Shell Centre for Mathematical Education
  The Shell Centre for Mathematical Education is a center for research and development within the School of Education at the University of Nottingham. Its small staff guide a wide range of projects, many in collaboration with other institutions in England and around the world.
• Spreadsheets, Mathematics, Science, and Statistics Education
  This page tries to collect some information about spreadsheets with an emphasis on mathematics and statistics education.
• Using Technology in Mathematics Service Courses
  This WEB page is presented by Central Michigan University and partially funded by an Annenberg/ CPB grant. The goal of this page is to provide an information forum specifically for instructors interested in Technological and Innovative reform in Mathematics Service Courses.
• The Workshop for Computer Aided Tutoring for Mathematics
  Check out the Workshop for Computer Aided Tutoring for Mathematics set up at Simon Fraser University.
• Trinity College CS Clearinghouse
  This is a public domain clearinghouse that aims to support undergraduate education in computer science. Contained in the clearinghouse are WWW links to those colleges and universities that have WWW pages containing CS teaching materials. The materials include handouts, lab assignments, programming assignments, exams, lecture notes and other course related materials. The resources are indexed by school.
• 21st Century Problem Solving-
  This site allows teachers a logical way to teach problem solving and allows students to practice solving problems so they can learn more easily.
  
• Appetizers and Lessons for Math and Reason-
  This site is an online classroom for logic and mathematics.
  
• Ask Dr. Math!-
  Ask Dr. Math about mathematics questions from elementary to college level!
  
• Calculus & Mathematica Home Page-
  This WWW site is used to teach calculus to high school and college students in over 30 different institutions around the world.
  
• Cornell Theory Center Math and Science Gateway-
  This Gateway provides links to resources in mathematics and science for educators and students in grades 9-12.
  
• Electronic Games for Education in Math and Science-
  E-GEMS is a joint effort by scientists, educators, and game and educational software developers to research and develop teaching materials that integrate computers into the classroom. The aim of this research is to increase the number of children in Grades 4-8 who enjoy (and therefore learn) math and science.
  
• Geometry Forum-
  This site includes a teacher's place, a student center, research capabilities, other geometry sites, and much more.
  
• High School Math Lessons-
  This site contains great math lessons involving averages and the Indy 500, populaiton tables, geometry and pizza, time/rate of speed calculations and traffic reports, and linear equations and housing markets just to name a few. This site contains lessons concerning math and internet researching all in one.
  
• Humboldt State University Mathematics Department-
  This site includes information on the CSUH math department, mathematics organizations on the web, newsletters and archives, search tools for math sites on the web, and other web sites of interest.
  
• Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy-
  IMSA is an Illinois state high school dedicated to promoting education in students gifted in the Math and Sciences.
  
• Math Tables-
  This site contains tables for general math, algebra, geometry, trig, calculus, odds and ends, advanced topics as well as a search tool if you can't find what you're looking for.
• Mathematical Association of America-
  The mission of the MAA is to promote and advance interest in the mathematical sciences for students in high school through graduate school.
  
• Math Magic on the Web-
  Math Magic is a project designed for students to integrate the learning of problem solving skills with computer skills.
  
• Choice, Completeness, Compactness -
  A mathematics mini-encyclopedia for advanced undergraduates and beginning graduate students. Excerpts about the Axiom of Choice, orderings, norms, etc.
• National Education Supercomputer- The National Education Supercomputer is sponsored by the Department of Energy. This site is designed to assist in education, production of math and science animations, simulations and modeling to enhance classroom science and math instruction.
• New Jersey Networking Infrastructure in Education Project- The New Jersey Networking Infrastructure in Education (NJ-NIE) Project is a national demonstration project to promote effective applications of Internet in K-12 mathematics, science and technology classrooms.
• Mathematical Resources (Oklahoma State)
• Mathematical Resources on the Web (U Florida)
• Mathematical Topics and Sources (U Penn)
• Mathematics Archives Math-Net at Konrad-Zuse-Zentrum
• Calculus Resources
• Mother-of-all BBS: Mathematics
• Yahoo Mathematics Node
• AMS Mathematics on the Web
• CSC Mathematical Topics
• EINet Galaxy Applied Mathematics Node
• Mathematical Constants
• Geometry Formulas and Facts
• Mathematics
• Algebra Problems On-line
• Geometry Center Search Page
• Dave's Math Tables
• Graphics for Calculus

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