Need help with your math homework? The following links have online help for various math topics.
- Ask Dr. Math -- A question and answer service for K-12 math students and their teachers. A searchable archive is available by level and topic, as well as summaries of Frequently Asked Questions (the Dr. Math FAQ).
- Absurd Math -- An interactive mathematical problem solving game series. The player proceeds on missions in a strange world where the ultimate power consists of mathematical skill and knowledge. Many of the pages have hidden clues and areas. Anytime a player needs help, they may email the staff for assistance. A fun way to practice problem-solving and brush up on skills.
- Mrs. Glosser's Math Goodies -- This site is primarily for younger students and homeschoolers, but has some good tutorials for pre-algebra students and homework help in a bulletin board format.
- Professor Freedman's Math Help -- This is a math student support site which provides information about basic math and algebra and specifically addresses the needs of the community college adult learner. A student who is frustrated by college math can be helped by identifying their individual learning style and recognizing the instructor's teaching style. This site provides links for students and teachers to information about learning styles, study skills tips, and ways to reduce math anxiety. There are short tutorials done by students in simple, everyday language.
Introductory/Intermediate Algebra
- Ask Dr. Math -- A question and answer service for K-12 math students and their teachers. A searchable archive is available by level and topic, as well as summaries of Frequently Asked Questions (the Dr. Math FAQ).
- AlgebraHelp -- This site has calculators for equations, proportions, order of operations, simplifying expressions, fractions, factoring and other procedures in introductory algebra. These calculators show the steps, not just the result. Also, do lessons on many topics such as proportions, distributive property, FOIL method and exponents. Plus, there are study tips and worksheets for practice.
- Professor Freedman's Math Help -- This is a math student support site which provides information about basic math and algebra and specifically addresses the needs of the community college adult learner. A student who is frustrated by college math can be helped by identifying their individual learning style and recognizing the instructor's teaching style. This site provides links for students and teachers to information about learning styles, study skills tips, and ways to reduce math anxiety. There are short tutorials done by students in simple, everyday language.
- coolmath.com -- A well-done site with a few lessons from intermediate algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and calculus. The best set of math links I've seen, categorized by subject (introductory algebra through calculus 3). Here you can also find fun math links, puzzles, fractals and even career info and success tips
- Understanding Mathematics -- This is a thoughtful site designed to provide support for the mathematics student who lacks confidence or is overwhelmed. Advice and tips from a mathematics professor. Applicable to all levels.
- S.O.S. Math -- Here you will find an extensive set of interactive tutorials with practice problems and solutions worked step-by step. Tutorials cover intermediate algebra through calculus and matrix algebra. The handy page of tables includes derivatives, integrals and various identities. Cyberexams on all subjects, categorized by topic, provide additional practice. CyberBoard is a forum categorized by subject area.
- Ask Dr. Math -- A question and answer service for K-12 math students and their teachers. A searchable archive is available by level and topic, as well as summaries of Frequently Asked Questions (the Dr. Math FAQ).
- Understanding Mathematics -- This is a thoughtful site designed to provide support for the mathematics student who lacks confidence or is overwhelmed. Advice and tips from a mathematics professor. Applicable to all levels.
- S.O.S. Math -- Here you will find an extensive set of interactive tutorials with practice problems and solutions worked step-by step. Tutorials cover intermediate algebra through calculus and matrix algebra. A handy page of tables includes derivatives, integrals and various identities. Cyberexams on all subjects, categorized by topic, provide additional practice. CyberBoard is a forum categorized by subject area.
- coolmath.com -- A well-done site with a few lessons from intermediate algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and calculus. The best set of math links I've seen, categorized by subject (introductory algebra through calculus 3). Here you can also find fun math links, puzzles, fractals and even career info and success tips.
- Understanding Mathematics -- This is a thoughtful site designed to provide support for the mathematics student who lacks confidence or is overwhelmed. Advice and tips from a mathematics professor. Applicable to all levels.
- S.O.S. Math -- Here you will find an extensive set of interactive tutorials with practice problems and solutions worked step-by step. Tutorials cover intermediate algebra through calculus and matrix algebra. A handy page of tables includes derivatives, integrals and various identities. Cyberexams on all subjects, categorized by topic, provide additional practice. CyberBoard is a forum categorized by subject area.
- Trigonometry Tutorial -- Highly interactive practice exercises for beginning trigonometry students
- Dave's Trigonometry -- Nicely done tutorials covering basic trigonometry. Includes manipulative figures for enhanced understanding. However, there are no self-quizzes or typical problems worked out.
- coolmath.com -- A well-done site with a few lessons from intermediate algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and calculus. The best set of math links I've seen, categorized by subject (introductory algebra through calculus 3). Here you can also find fun math links, puzzles, fractals and even career info and success tips
- Understanding Mathematics -- This is a thoughtful site designed to provide support for the mathematics student who lacks confidence or is overwhelmed. Advice and tips from a mathematics professor. Applicable to all levels.
- S.O.S. Math -- Here you will find an extensive set of interactive tutorials with practice problems and solutions worked step-by step. Tutorials cover intermediate algebra through calculus and matrix algebra. A handy page of tables includes derivatives, integrals and various identities. Cyberexams on all subjects, categorized by topic, provide additional practice. CyberBoard is a forum categorized by subject area.