Welcome to the Interactive Texts section of the Mathematics Archives

Note that this section is currently under construction. (In particular, during the week of May 27 there may be major construction.) For comments and suggestions, contact the Interactive Texts Moderator.

"An interactive text is a computer document from which symbolic, numerical, and graphic tools can be invoked. The results of these computations can be pasted into the document so that each learner has an individual record of his or her explorations."

This is a quote from 'Why Interactive Texts,' an outgrowth of the Interactive Mathematics Text Project (IMTP), which "has as its fundamental tenet the belief that interactive texts provide an environment in which students can fruitfully engage and explore mathematics."

• Abstracts of Interactive Mathematics Text Project (IMTP) projects

• Projects organized by Topic

• Projects organized by Platform

• Common platforms/packages used

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This list points to the home page of the vendor, whenever possible. The operating system(s) under which the software runs is included in parentheses.

(Note: versions are not necessarily uniform across a platform)

Software and Platform Availability
Software	Macintosh	DOS	Windows	Unix	others
Mathematica					check here
Maple					check here
Mathcad
MathKit

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