AMATYC IGNITE Talk - Websites you should know!

Hello. If you went to the IGNITE, I have included a copy of the slides here, along with all the links I mentioned, and quite a few I didn't. BY NO MEANS IS THIS AN EXHAUSTIVE LIST. Comment with additional sites and I will add them as time permits.

The Slides in PDF form

Video Sites Minute Math Kahn academy, That tutor guy, GVSU youtube site - including TI 83/84 calculator tutorials mathispower4u, includes stats. Hippocampus Patrick just math lectures

Project Based Learning PBL pathways – pre built and tested projects! Share my lesson – search from shared lessons, mostly high school but useful! Potential classroom resources and workshops! Mathematics Assessment Project, with lessons by topic - PBL link repository! A good place to learn what PBL is all about! Another PBL link repository from U. of Delaware.

Inquiry Based Learning: Undergraduate resources in a journal form. A link repository for IBL. Free IBL textbooks in a wide range of topics in mathematics! A good blog related to IBL Dan Meyer's blog. A must read, even if it is aimed at K-12

Useful Websites Media – document convert and image converter Geogebra interactive graphing site with demos Camscanner – picture with phone to PDF Netlogo – simulations Fooplot – rectangular and polar together, plus intervals Desmos – with teacher project sites Twitter – Chrome has a tweetdeck plugin - start with these hashtags #amatyc, #mtbos, #iteachmath, #mathchat Feedly – keeps track of blog sites and updates

Student and classroom collaboration sites: Kahoot – Polling games for your class! Poll Anywhere – insert polls for all to answer in your slides! Plickers – clickers where only you have to have a phone! Piazza – online collaboration with a math pallet!

Good Problem Sites: New York Times number puzzles. Searchable. Julia Robinson Festival problems. Wonderful and addictive. You cubed: Aimed at K-12, but still some good stuff Wonderful mini-games site that has filters. A wonderful site for big modelling problems. Some great number play problems that are searchable. A wonderful site with nice explorations of a wide range of topics

JMM 2017 talk on Calculus IBL projects with Excel.

The slides from my talk will be posted here about a week after JMM, so middle of January.  I will also at that time post a link to my spring Calculus II page, if you want to follow along with all of the assignments my students get to have fun with!