Mathigon | World of Mathematics
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Interactive and Colorful Exploration of Mathematics. 2013 Lovie Awards Gold Winner.
Mathigon explains some of the most interesting and curious mathematical ideas in an engaging and highly interactive way: from beautiful fractals to infinity, from prime numbers to game theory, from quantum mechanics to hyperbolic space
Mathematics has never been so colorful, and comes alive in countless illustrations, games and animations.
Mathigon's "World of Mathematics" is Gold Winner of the 2013 Lovie Awards, presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences.
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500+ Images and Illustrations
50+ Animations, Games, Slideshows and Videos
30 Exciting Articles
1 Beautiful Website
Recommended age range: 13+
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Optimised for mobile and touch devices.
High resolution ("retina") graphics.
Designed for all screen sizes.
Latest reviews
- Katharina Anders
- This website is a true representation of Education 4.0: With structured sections and interactive visualizations this demonstrates a milestone for online learning of the future.
- Rick Sullivan
- This is a wonderful app and website. I am going to send it to my daughter who teaches math and science in grade school. Many students find math and science difficult. This app breaks much of it down and simplifies it. Good work...
- David Donghak Chang
- If I had seen this site when I was the boy, the I should have understood the deep level of mathematics very well....
- Cody Bray
- I was originally just looking for some different projects to do with my students, but then I ended up staying on this website for far too long because it has such a beautiful design. I loved how interactive and alive everything feels. I agree with Mr. Mukora; this is a true masterpiece of the combination of art and mathematics. And luckily, there's still much more to come!
- Pratama Rizki
- Beautiful
- bang budi
- This should be a template for ebook design.
- Victor Mukora
- This app is simply amazing. It really shows the amazing beauty and complexity of mathematics. It also joins mathematical concepts and shows their connection to the Theory of Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, and such. A true masterpiece. Rarely do I ever say that...
- Jatin Bhoopala
- the best