Math Links Courtesy of Bard Williams' WWW for Teachers

• The Franklin Institute's Educational Hotspots - An outstanding collection of science hotspots: online interactive education and online educational exhibits!
• Global On-line Adventure Learning Site (GOALS) - Explorers of all ages are invited to embark on a growing list of exciting adventures.
• Math: The Geometry Center - The Geometry Center is a mathematics research and education center at the University of Minnesota.
• Math/Technology - The Fractal Explorer.
• Technology - Kids on Campus. Home Page of Cornell Theory Center's 6th annual "Kids on Campus" (KOC) program.
• Michigan Gateways - The Television Program for Teachers of Mathematics and Science.
• Math Art
• American Mathematical Society's home page
• The Eisenhower National Clearinghouse - Designed to help educators improve teaching and learning in science and mathematics education.
• The Edutech Institute Home Page at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
• Mathematics and Molecules at the Academic Computing Facility at New York University.
• The Hub: Math - The Hub provides an Internet publication service that can help you to disseminate reports, curricula, projects in progress, and requests for proposals.
• Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Education Programs
• The Mathematics and Science Pavilion of Virginia Public Education Network.
• Mathematics Archives WWW Server
• Online Mathematics Dictionary
• Non-Euclidean Geometry - Description of non-Euclidean geometry, along with NonEuclid, a simulation of the Poincare Model of Hyperbolic Geometry.
• An Introduction to Fractals - By David G. Green, Australian National University Bioinformatics Facility.
• Mandelbrot Explorer - An interactive web page to let you investigate the Mandelbrot set by zooming and setting the drawing area.
• The Fractal Microscope - Further discussion of fractals, and a description of NCSA's Fractal Microscope software.
• History of Mathematics Archive - Contains the biographies of more than 1000 mathematicians.
• A Brief History of Algebra and Computing: An Eclectic Oxonian View - by Jonathan P. Bowen at the Oxford University Computing Laboratory.
• MathMagic- Math problem challenges on the net.
• Ask Dr. Math - Staffed mainly by Swarthmore students, staff, and faculty. Students are encouraged to send in their math questions.
• Graphics for the calculus classroom - This is a collection of graphical demonstrations developed for first year calculus, but suitable and interesting for high school students as well.
• Pi, Pi, Pi - Computing pi.
• Approximation of Pi to 1000 digits
• Cryptography archive
• Fuzzy Systems - A Tutorial.
• Lessons and Appetizers for Math and Reason - 7 puzzles or short discussions to help students understand algebra and proofs.
• UK Mathematics Departments - Centres and Institutes.
• The Chance Server - Contains information useful for teaching any probability or statistics course that uses current news involving probability or statistical concepts.
• Mathematical Constants Essays - A series of hypertext essays on a wide range of mathematical constants.
• Mathematics and Science - Educational Resources - A catalogue of Web and internet sites that provide material, such as teaching resources, ideas, etc. Designed for educators in a wide range of science fields and mathematics.
• Cornell Maths and Science Gateway - Mathematics and Science Education, this Gateway provides links to resources in mathematics and science for educators and students in grades 9-12.
• Mathematical Constants - Ever wanted Pi to 1,250,000 places? How about e to 1,000,000 digits? These and other mathematical constants await you. An index of Web sites that can provide the latest data on the values of constants.
• Fuzzy Systems - A tutorial.
• SciEd - Science and mathematics education resources.