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Flash Mathlets -- For Students and Instructors
These Flash mathlets are authored by Barbara Kaskosz of the University of Rhode Island, many jointly with Doug Ensley of Shippensburg University. If you are interested in the code behind the mathlets, visit the Materials for Developers part of this website. Click the link below to access the Materials for Developers section. |
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| Click, then right-click (Ctrl-click on a Mac) on the little surface to the right, to see what version of the Flash Player you have. For many applets below version 7 is enough, for many you need version 8 or higher. Click Download Flash Player to download the latest version of the player from the Adobe site. If you don't see the surface, your version is older than 7. | |
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The applets below can be useful to instructors for classroom demonstrations and to students
for independent study and exploration. If you are interested in developing your own learning materials in Flash,
click on the link above to the Materials for Developers section. You will find there useful materials, including
links to the related articles at the recently established
MathDL
Flash Forum. The articles provide complete source code to many of the applets below.
Multivariable Calculus Mathlets The first four applets are written in faster and better ActionScript 3. You need Flash Player 9 to use them. If you are interested, you can download the AS3 source code for the mathlets from the authors' article "Flash Tools for Developers: 3D Graphers in ActionScript 3" linked in Materials for Developers section.
The source code for the Motion 3D applet below will soon be available www.flashandmath.com
Below are ActionScript 2 applets. 3D graphers are slower but they will run on Flash Player 7 (or later).
Precalculus and Single Variable Calculus Mathlets
The mathlets marked by * are published in the Journal of Online Mathematics and its Applications or the Digital Classroom Resources at MathDL. Other Mathlets
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