Making the most of resources for mathematics found on the Internet
David Miller
Abstract
David Miller
Abstract
There are many useful resources for mathematics that can be found on the Internet and many lists of useful sites. However, it is not always easy for teachers to use the resources either for themselves or with their pupils. This paper looks at a number of interesting sites and considers the different ways in which the information available can be used as a teaching resource. It also provides practical guidance on how teachers might take information in text, graphic and file format and use it either for themselves or with pupils.
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There are many useful resources for mathematics that can be found on the Internet and many lists of useful sites. However, it is not always easy for teachers to use the resources either for themselves or with their pupils. This paper looks at a number of interesting sites and considers the different ways in which the information available can be used as a teaching resource. It also provides practical guidance on how teachers might take information in text, graphic and file format and use it either for themselves or with pupils.
Key concepts: The Internet, Mathematics education, Resource (disambiguation), Computer science, Information resource, Multimedia, World Wide Web, Mathematics