Here are some interesting Math sites.

• Metro State (MN) has courses taught thru Distance Education with programs that can be downloaded from this site.
• Minnesota Graduation Standards for High School
• Bamdad's Math Comics
• Swarthmore's Math Forum
  • Dr. Math: an Interactive Q&A at the Math Forum
• The Geometry Center at the University of Minnesota.
• PBS Mathline: Elementary, Middle, and High School math projects
• Thomas Banchoff's Home Page. Check out some of his projects.
• FTP site with some Escher pictures.
• The Pi page.
• History of Mathematics includes Mathematician biographies, chronologies, and more
• Women of Mathematics
• Stories and Activities for K-12 students, presented by Los Alamos National Laboratory
• Plane Math features cool things about math and aeronautics
• Learning about Education through Statistics provides data for education
• Interactive Math Online
• Eric's Treasure Trove of Mathematics
• The Fractory teaches all about fractals
• Project ARISE details a mathematics pilot program where all math is taught with a real-world context.
• Math Mania has won several awards, includes sections on knots, graphs, sorting networks, finite state machines, and more.
• Mathematics Archives are classified into 5 main categories and searchable.
• The Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for mathematics and science education.
• The Midwest Mathematics and Science Consortium (MSC) provides Web Sites for support.
• The Mathematics On-Line BookShelf lets you find information on mathematics books from undergraduate college thru research level.
• Mathwright Library lets you download math "books" and read them offline.
• Mathematically Correct in California.
• Mathematics Education Site

News Groups

• sci.math
• alt.math
• alt.math.undergrad
• alt.algebra.help
• k12.ed.math
• sci.math.research

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This document was last updated on June 18, 2000.