Selected sites with links to Interactive Mathematics

There are thousands of sites that link to IntMath.com. Here's just a small sample of them.

USA

• HomeshoolMath.com "Crystal clear tutorial on interest." (referring to Money Math)
• In Math Manipulatives as a "Computing Technology for Math Excellence". Ct4me.net  is devoted to the standards movement and integrating technology into teaching and learning and in K-12 mathematics and calculus.  
• Wise County Alternative Education Center
• YourTeacher.com (which provides math help for Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry and Algebra 2)
• MERLOT (Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching) says: "[Interactive Mathematics is] a well-designed, mathematically accurate, technologically dependable demonstration/tutorial site"
• LiveMath site, in the LiveMath Gallery
• Wikipedia (referring to Laplace Tranformation)
• A "Prime Site" on iberry.com
• As a recommended Math Resource on Public Broadcasting Systems site: PBS
• The NorthWest  Internet Gateway for Adult Education Online Resources
• Listed under several topics in The Math Forum
• Review by NCTM (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics)
• Math Archives of University of Tennessee, Knoxville, under pre-calculus, calculus and interactive
• Maryland Technology Academy sites
• Manipulatives on the Web
• LessonPlanet as a "top site" (now archived)
• Davitily: Resource Link

EUROPE/UK

• As a "useful link" for A-level mathematics on RevisionWorld and GCSE mathematics revision.
• Intute ("Intute is a free online service providing you with access to the very best Web resources for education and research.")
• Netherlands site: DK & Links

ASIA/PACIFIC

• Beyond the Black Stump (Australia): Maths and Measurement
• StudyIt NZ "Sites for revision"
• Tiki Organisation: Editor's Choice
• WhiteGroup Maths: IntMath.com is a "Whitegroup Maths useful link. This gargantuan site provides an in depth dissection of many high school and college level maths topics, complete with fully assisted try it yourself examples."