I have been waiting to come across such a website like coolmath.com.
It has everything for a math teacher. Of course, the actual target viewers are students but I think even parents who teach their children mathematics can use the site frequently.
As a mathematics teacher,I could always use mathematical games and puzzles. math problems that require to be solved mentally and quickly are great math teaching aids.
Coolmath has a ton of cool math games and puzzles, lots of really clear math lessons (Algebra and fractions), fractals, Calculus, Geometry, tessellations and more.
As Coolmath.com has aptly described, it is an amusement park for mathematics.The site is colorful with big fonts and it is fun browsing the coolmath.com
You stumble onto great websites and blogs here. New sites in any field that I come across which interests me will be introduced here. The content,design,presentation,utility,navigation are the criteria for publishing.
Showing posts with label Mathematics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mathematics. Show all posts
Friday, July 23, 2010
Monday, December 28, 2009
Free mathematic online application.
Generally I don't review any website that has no "about us" and " Contact us" page. This site offers no navigation at all.
Still, I am doing this short review on "Kanakku" a Tamil word that means 'mathematics' because it is my subject and I really was curious in finding what is in it and also the person's name who requested me to d a review seems to be a Tamilian name.
Kanakku he says "a free online calculator/spreadsheet that
does arithmetic, trigonometric, statistic, and conversion functions."
I appreciate Kumar Rajan's effort to create two video tutorials on how to use his invention. The two video clips are uploaded in Youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuIW1f4ZkMo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH6x3Mi0Vb4
I will ask some of my students to give their feedback.
Still, I am doing this short review on "Kanakku" a Tamil word that means 'mathematics' because it is my subject and I really was curious in finding what is in it and also the person's name who requested me to d a review seems to be a Tamilian name.
Kanakku he says "a free online calculator/spreadsheet that
does arithmetic, trigonometric, statistic, and conversion functions."
I appreciate Kumar Rajan's effort to create two video tutorials on how to use his invention. The two video clips are uploaded in Youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuIW1f4ZkMo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH6x3Mi0Vb4
I will ask some of my students to give their feedback.
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