Archive for March, 2009

The free Mathematica Player allows you to interact with thousands of math objects, including some very artistic ones.

GraphSketch is a free offering that allows the user to sketch graphs of math functions.

In this Newsletter:

1. IntMath is on Twitter!
2. IntMath Poll Results - Math Exam Preparation
3. Math Tip - Study habits
4. Math Tip - Periodic functions and the body
5. From the Math Blog
6. Final Thought - Lonely, scared, bitter

KenKen is a puzzle from Japan that the New York Times is now publishing daily.

The Kindle and other electronic readers promise a green alternative to newsprint.

But how green are they really?

Today is Pi Day and to mark the day, we take a look at Buffon's Needle, which is a technique for finding the value of pi that involves needles and probability.

A new report from Trendwatching.com opens up many opportunities for job-seekers and for schools who prepare them.

In this Newsletter:

1. Math Tip - Complex Numbers
2. Pi Day - 3/14
3. Latest IntMath Poll - Math formula sheets
4. From the Math Blog
5. Final Thought - Math is human, after all

This week's movie gives you some good tips on how to solve math problems.

Here's some interesting statistics about web traffic, attacks on the system and online music downloads.