Math+Websites


 * Here are a few applications which you can use in math. Choose an application (or add a new one) and discuss any or all of these questions:**
 * What are some things I can do with this software?
 * Are there built-in templates? How are they?
 * What are some useful tools in this application?
 * Does the software do what it is intended to do?
 * What do you like about it?
 * What do you dislike about it?
 * How could this software be used in class?


 * Kahn Academy || Flipped teaching. Learn all topics for free! Over 3000 videos. ||
 * Mathatube || Videos, videos and more videos! ||
 * Numberphile || See videos of maths theories at the forefront of research presented in an understandable way. ||
 * Jelly golf || 5-8 year old fraction game ||
 * [|Math visual Dictionary] || This website is very useful as it is laid out simply and clearly. With it, you can look up the definition of most math-related words by their alphabetical letter, which is accessed via a bar to the left of the page. By clicking on it, a definition is accesed. This includes a simplifed definitions, a kids' one, and also an interactive one. This will show an animated example first, then afterwards, if it is the definition of a formula for example, another of the same type will be repeated for you to try. In the case of the defined object being an actual object, such as an //abacus,// the definition is shown, followed by a description of how it works, and then an animated version. ||
 * [|GeoGebra] || This software has to be installed on the computer, it does not work from the internet. ||
 * [|create-a-graph] ||  ||
 * Math Games || x.y cordinates, factors in fun way. ||
 * Virtual nerd || This is a math web page with numerous math problems and extraordinary explanations! ||