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Cost: FREE

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Cost: FREE

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Cost: $3.99

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Cost: $2.99

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Think Scrabble, but with numbers and algebra. The rules work similarly to scrabble, where you are given a set number of tiles and you must compose something with them. In this case, you use numbers operations and equations. I would definitely use this type of game for students to challenge each other. It would serve a similar purpose to Mr. Anderson's classroom from the TedTalk. The app provides practice with computational skills and challenges students to think about how they can piece together math "sentences".

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It is basically a TI-Calculator minus the $100+ it costs to buy one of them. Then again, I have seen classrooms provide the new TI models. However, it would be a very useful tool for students to have if they do not have one at home to use. Desmos is a graphing calculator on your phone. It has many many different functions that students can use. It can graph functions, find line of best fit, find points of intersection, and a whole lot more.

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This app is basically an exploration app with 3D shapes. It allows the user to view how certain solid can be formed. They have many different features including: highlight vertices and edges, zoom in and out, rotate the shapes, and color selected elements. I would see this being used in a more elementary type geometry class. It could be use to show students how certain solids "come together" from 2D shapes, and vice versa.

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Algebra Touch allows students to explore a different side of algebra. The app gives any level algebra problem, and deconstructs the procedures in a different way. It takes you step by step and shows you why the algebra works. I see this being used for students at any level who may want or need a different point of view of how to perform algebra. There will be some students who may be confused by some of the algebra you are doing and this app breaks down the math in a way that student can see directly what is happening in the different problems.

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Numbler Math Game App for iPad and iPhone

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Numbler: the Scrabble-style game that uses numbers and equations instead of letters and words.

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This is a link to the Desmos YouTube channel.

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A beautiful, free online graphing calculator. Create, save, and share graphs anywhere. Questions? Visit support.desmos.com

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Shapes - 3D Geometry Learning (App Walkthrough)

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Algebra Touch for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch

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-interactive
-gets students to be engaged in a competitive way while making them think about math.
-does not cost money

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-may be boring to some who have "mastered" simple computations

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-can be a substitute for a TI calculator.
-graphs any equation, or inequality.
-free

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-it may be a little complicated for students to use so there may need to be time set out of lessons to teach students to use the app.

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-interactive for students
-self discovery for students

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-limited number of shapes (only 27).
-the cost may not be worth the price of admission.

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-teaches students a different way of learning algebra.
-interactive
-any student at any level can gain algebra skills.

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-the cost may be too much for all students to have.