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External Education Links
- Museum of Mathematics [New York]
Read the review in the New Yorker magazine. - Ask Dr. Math!
Ask Dr. Math is a question and answer service for math students and their teachers. A serchable archive is available by level and topic, as well as summaries of Frequently Asked Questions. - Quandaries and Queries at Math Central
If you have any nagging mathematical problems or questions you can't solve, or are just plain curious about something, Math Central is here for you: their panel of consultants will try to answer your question. - MathNerds
MathNerds provides hints, suggestions and references to help students understand and solve their mathematical problems. - Are you ready for Calculus?
What you should know (from University of New Brunswick) - Linear Algebra Down to Earth
Practical uses for linear algebra, answering the question "Why on earth do we need to know that?" - Manga High
High quality new math games including Intermediate, Middle and High School math games. Free to play online. Teachers can invite and guide students through math curriculum. - Crux Mathematicorum - On-Line
A source of mathematical problems, hints, and articles for senior secondary and undergraduate level students. -
Colorful Mathematics
Colorful Mathematics is a series of educational software presenting advanced mathematical concepts to K-12 students in a game-oriented approach. - MEGA-Mathematics
The MegaMath project is intended to bring unusual and important mathematical ideas to elementary school classrooms so that young people and their teachers can think about them together. - CUMC Canadian Undergraduate
Mathematics Conference
- Math Camps
- Competitions
- Math Projects for Science Fairs
- Math in the Malls
- Practice Test
in Linear Algebra
- hundreds of practice questions in undergraduate linear algebra
- Canadian mathematics
outreach activities
We have a list of educational outreach activities from across Canada which are offered by universities, colleges and other institutions to students in secondary and earlier school. - The Math Forum
The Math Forum at Drexel University is an excellent collection of resources available on the Internet. We strongly recommend you visit this site. - Internet Mathematics Library
This internet library is presented by Math Forum. It contains more exhaustive lists and allows to search for materials that match your specific needs. Here are a few shortcuts:- Mathematics Topics: from Algebra and Arithmetic to Statistics and Topology
- Resource Types: Lesson Plans, Activities, Problems and Puzzles
- Mathematics Education Topics: Teaching Issues, Strategies, Research
- MathArchives
This site, based at University of Tennessee - Knoxville, contains links to various web resources on Mathematics. They are organized by topics and use both keywords to describe the site and icons to quickly show the level of mathematical background neede to read the material. - S.O.S. Mathematics
S.O.S. Mathematics provides math review material in a variety of topics. It is a good study site for high school, college students and adult learners. Their link collection is impressive. - Math Central
From the University of Regina, Math Central is an Internet service for mathematics teachers and students from k-12. It contains a resource room, a discussion forum for teachers, an information board, monthly problems and much more. - NCTM Illuminations
This site contains information for teachers and students from K-12. It offers online multimedia investigations, classroom video vignettes, standard-based lesson plans, links to reviewed websites and more. - KaBoL
KaBoL is a "cool math site of the week" service provided by the Canadian Mathematical Society. - MacTutor History
of Mathematics
- History of Mathematics: by Region
- History of Mathematics: by Subject
- History of Mathematics