Applets
| Title |
Discription |
| APPLETmaths |
This collection of applets focus on angles inscribed in a cirle, as well as the nature of roots
and how it effects parabolic functions. |
| Math Insight |
This collection of applets focus on graphs of angled planes, parallel lines, Riemann Sums, and many others
that cover statistic topics like bacteria density data. |
| Illustrative Mathematics for 6-8th graders |
This collection of applets show students how fractions are represented. It also runs a few statistic Applets
like a flipping a coin simulation. |
| Henri Picciottos Math Ed Page |
This collection of applets cover algebra, arithmetic sequences, functions, geometry, and so much more.
It has a large collection of most topics that are covered in a math class in secondary education. |
| MIT Mathlets |
This collection of applets cover a lot of topics that would be presented in a calc 1, secondary math 3,
and many college math classes. They show things related to trig, algebra, even Euler's method. |
Resources
| Title |
Type |
Discription |
| Daedalus |
Website |
"Daedalus is a program that allows one to create, solve, analyze, view, walk through, and most of all have fun with Mazes." |
| Math in Mazes Powerpoint |
Website |
Covers the history of mazes, their relationship with graph theory and the basic mathematics that come with it. |
| Worksheet Works |
Applet/Website |
This website is a literal math maze. The user solves problems in an order the think will move them towards
the end of the maze. |
| Ben Pawlowski: Art in Mazes |
YouTube Video |
This video goes over the basics of writing mazes in an art setting. Although this is a video from an art
perspective it shows a lot of math in a reflective way. These are fun and beautiful examples of mazes and their creation. |
| Math Without Boarders Solving a Maze |
YouTube Video |
This is kind of a silly video but I think it is such a key part of understanding the qualities of making a maze.
I think it would be a great introduction video if you were trying to teach skids the idea of using graphs in mazes. |