Staff

mathcentre is an on-line mathematics support centre which provides resources to help students make the transition from school-level to university-level mathematics. There are also resources and useful links for those who teach or support students.

We have several different kinds of resources which will help you:

• Quick reference leaflets which provide easily accessible support on key topics.
• Teach-yourself booklets with a more in-depth treatment of important topics and which include theory, worked examples and exercises.
• Practice and revision booklets which contain hundreds of practice exercises with answers, for your students to use.
• Best practice guides and case studies.
• On-line exercises, which allow your students to practice basic techniques.
• Mathtutor video tutorials on a wide range of mathematical topics.
  (Streaming kindly provided by University of Portsmouth Creative Technologies, http://stream.port.ac.uk)
• Resource packs containing different mathcentre and third party resources in a single download.
• iPod video segments, useful short clips from our Mathtutor video tutorials that you can download to your video iPod.

Can't see your subject or topic listed? Although some of our resources are geared towards particular subject areas, you may find many that are still useful to you. To help you find the information you need you can view all staff resources.

To help you find mathcentre resources most relevant to your needs please select the subject you require from the menu on the left, or use our search facility.

mathtutor resources available on-line

We are now able to offer the mathtutor DVD resources on-line, via your web browser.
(Windows and Internet Explorer required)

Visit http://www.mathtutor.ac.uk/

Winners of Mathtutor Feedback Competition Announced

£200 Prize: Charlotte from Edmonton in London
£100 Prize: Harry from Antrim in Ulster
£100 Prize: Sarah from Neilston in Glasgow
£50 Prize: Paul from Bradford in West Yorkshire
£50 Prize: Glenn from Maesteg in Mid Glamorgan

Looking Elsewhere

Many of the resources available here have been developed exclusively for mathcentre. In addition, resources from other projects and universities have been made freely available through the mathcentre site.

• Resources from other projects and universities.
• Links to useful websites.