Teaching Resources
The resources listed below are intended for both students and teachers. For a list of free and/or open-source textbooks, go here. Also, check out Jason Grout’s teaching resources, which is vastly more extensive than what I list below.
General Teaching
- CoCalc
- MIT OpenCourseWare
- Group Tables and Subgroup Diagrams by Jon Jones.
- GeoGebra
- Group Explorer
- Remind101
- Learning Catalytics
- Lurch
- WolframAlpha
- Desmos Calculator
- 3D Calc Plotter
- Mathematica
- American Mathematical Society
- Mathematical Association of America
- Project NExT
Calculus Videos, Applets, & Additional Problems
Below is a partial list of links to applets and video repositories related to calculus. There are lots more out there. If you know of a good resource that’s not listed below, please let me know.
- Calculus Applets with GeoGebra
- MOOCulus Videos
- CalculusApplets.com
- Education Portal
- Patrick’s Just Math Tutorials
- Khan Academy
- Brightstorm Calculus Videos
- Math Doctor Bob videos
- The Calculus Page Problems List
LaTeX
- Dana’s Quick LaTeX Guide
- Dana’s LaTeX Homework Template
- Overleaf
- Detexify
- MathJax
- Web Equation by Vision Objects
- MacTeX
- LaTeX Community
- TeX Stack Exchange
Some Teaching-Oriented Blogs Worth Reading
- Teaching Tidbits by Jessica Deshler, Rachel Levy, Lew Ludwig, Rejoice Mudzimiri, Julie Phelps, and me. Sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America.
- Math Ed Matters by Angie Hodge and me. Sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America.
- The IBL Blog by Stan Yoshinobu.
- The Math Switch by Matthew Jones.
- Division by Zero by Dave Richeson.
- Solvable by Radicals by Bret Benesh.
- Circles and Tangents by Theron Hitchman.
- Casting Out Nines by Robert Talbert.
- MathEd.net by Raymond Johnson.
- Un peu de math by Vincent Knight.
- OpenCalculus by Matt Boelkins.
- Mr. Honner by Patrick Honner.
- Booles’ Rings is a network of blogs (including mine).
Getting better is not pretty. To get good we have to be down to struggle, seek out challenges, make some mistakes, to train ugly.