| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Mathematics of Dobble | This website contains an applet where you make your own spot it cards (with only three images) using finite projective planes. |
| Geogebra Projective Planes | This applet explores low leve projective planes. It would not be my favorite to include in my project but it would work. |
| Make your own Spot It! | This applets allows you to create your own spot it cards. This would be fun to use with students so they can see how the cards only have one match. |
| Solve finite projective planes | This applet is used to solve finite projective planes. It is super fun and could easily be done by high school students. |
| Anatomy of projective planes | This applet interactively walks the user through a projective planes and shows the realtionships within it. |
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Stapplets | This is a collection of approximatly 23 different applets. They fall under the catagorys of Data Analysis, Probability, Concepts, and Activities. All of the links I checked worked! |
| GeoAstro Applet Collection | This contains many applets all realted to GeoAstro. They fall under the catagories Sun, Moon, Autoclocks, Sundials, and general astronomy. |
| Falstad Applets | This is a collection of applets that mainly focuses on math and physics. Topics include: Oscillations and waves, Acoustics, Linear Algebra, and Vector Calculus. |
| Math Education Applets | These applets were created by Henri Piciotto for the purpose of helpig students learn specific math skills. These applets fall into the catagories: Algebra, Arithmatic, Functions, Geometry, Visual Manipulatives, and Other. Most of these were created using Geogebra not Javascript. |
| Rossman/Chance Collection | This collection focuses on statistical topics including sampling distributions, and probability. There are 52 different applets, all the ones I tried worked. |
| Title | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Math Mom | Video | This video explains the math behind spot it! It is intended for audiences who are not as familiar with math. This would be a good resource to show to younger students to show how spot it! works. |
| How does Dobble work? | Vidoe | This is a video about how spot it works. (Dobble is the british version) a This video is much longer and more in depth about how the game works. This will be an excellent resource for me to understand my topic deeper. |
| Math Behind Spot It! | Article | This article is by Olivia Chen and Natalie Han. It dives into the math behind spot it. It includes easy to follow visuals and explanations. |
| Puzzlewocky | Website | This website has a page dedicated to finite pojective planes and the math behind spot it! One of the main strengths of this website is its visuals. |
| Generalising Spot It! | Website | This is a very math-heavy explantion of the game. Some of it went over my head but I think its a great resource to refer to. |