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Welcome to a world of limitless possibilities, where the journey is as exhilarating as the destination, and where every moment is an opportunity to make your mark on the canvas of existence. The only limit is the extent of your imagination.
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MathZone ScreenCast
If you're teaching using MathZone, you may want to share this short screencast about this little quirk about entering expressions involving exponents with your students: http://content.screencast.com/users/Mallwalker52/folders/Jing/media/8ae126f7-fdb4-443e-8fc5-11165684f596/jingswfplayer.swf View on screencast.com »
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Sudoku at its Easiest.
I have never liked Sudoku. I think it's very difficult. So, I'm glad Google has come up with this idea:
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Get Creative!
Sometimes a search for the weirdest things will bring you some of the the most useful things, like this, a link from Panola College of dozens of Free Web-based tools that can be used to spice up an on-line class. So, do you really want to know what I was searching for? It was a Google Image…
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Comment on a Few Useful Tools
This comment is more here for myself than for anyone else, as I keep on forgetting about them just because I don’t have them documented anywhere: 1. bit.ly – You would not believe (or maybe you would) how much this URL shortener has come in handy lately to quickly and easily customize URLs to give…
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Venn Diagram Re-imagined
A student in one of my classes a few years ago did a project on The Number System. This was the result. It gave me a lot to think about in terms of just how to present Venn Diagrams. See the full gallery on Posterous
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Mathematics Bookmarks and Brochures
As promised in an earlier post, here are some more examples of mathematics bookmarks and brochures. Eventually (as soon as the end of this semester), you'll be able to buy some custom designed bookmarks from the STORE link at the top of this page. And as for the brochure assignment, it has been especially useful…
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