ZPLN Math

Interactive Calculator

This free download is the equivalent of Geometers Sketchpad. A powerful interactive software for algebra and geometry.

This site offers unique interdisciplinary lessons for math and social studies. Great ideas and ways to integrate culture and mathematics

Nice manipulative for teaching rotations

Probably most used for interactive math games but offers much more. Ties to real world jobs that use math. Great online resource.

a short 10 minute video displaying the capabilities of interactive epub files on the ipad.... imagine the possibilities when delivering content through such a dynamic and interactive text. video tutorials, audio clips specific to content, built in glossary, links to additional resources, personalized for your students, your class....say goodbye to 15 pound text books.

Site offers creative ways to build online games, diagrams, simulations, to support classroom instruction.

Great site as a reference for geometry students and instructors. Offers dynamic interactive math applets. Provides thorough definitions and visual aides.

Manipulating a standard form equation yields the differences between circles, ellipses and hyperbola

Visual rep to show relationship between angle formed by secant lines and the intercepted arcs.

This video was introduced to me by Sara Karsten. An engaging and funny talk that points to the failures/downfalls of math instruction/curriculum. Does Dan Meyer's claims about how we teach have truth? How does this reflection challenge our instruction?

Worksheets, Power Points, Activities on Polynomials & Factoring

Shows how to draw an ellipse using the constant sum

students can play online math games. algebra geometry probability. Basic plan is free. 

This is the "Google" of the math world. A great resource for teachers and highly useful.

Interesting blog post on student centered learning strategies in the math classroom.

Interesting. I don't agree with much of the blog as a day to day strategy, but it might be effective for some sections. I did, however, really like some of the comments people made about it so I recommend reading those!

1000's of tutorials on how to use different pieces of technology. From simple cut and paste to directions embedding videos and building websites. May be a great source for teachers as we move to one to one.

Karl Fisch is going to be teaching a blended algebra course and is looking for input. This blog will be interesting to follow and see what comments are left.

Great site for quickly assessing students - can see results in real time. Can input class lists but don't have to. Each category can be easy to hard by selecting different levels. You can use what is already there or make your own. Try it out - it's free!

Tara- thanks for the post - wondering what your thoughts regarding appropriate level such as: geometry, algebra 1, algebra 2 or perhaps all the above. See if you can edit this listing and tag it with those levels that way teachers can search by their subject area and more easily find sites suitable to their class. thanks again for the great post.