Date: November 22nd 2008
Teachers of mathematics for centuries have helped students understand mathematics using “manipulatives”-- visual objects that help illustrate mathematical relationships and applications. Manipulatives allow students to visually examine, explore and develop concepts.
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The National Library of Virtual Manipulatives (NLVM) has transported these powerful teaching tools into the virtual dimension of the computer. The NLVM collection of over 100 interactive software programs, called “applets,”
is an effective means for accelerating and deepening students’ understanding of math.
Free Internet version - commercial desktop version available
http://nlvm.usu.edu/
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