Mathcasts
So, what exactly is a mathcast?
Basically, a mathcast is a screen recording of a person’s written work on an electronic whiteboard that is captured along with their voice. My students and I create mathcasts on a regular basis in my Algebra 2, Pre Calculus, and AP Calculus classes.
Please view How to Create a Mathcast to learn more.
Teacher-created mathcast tutorials by Patty O’Flynn
Delta-Epsilon Proofs: Calculus
Evaluating Logarithms: Algebra 2
Click below to watch How to Sudoku (just for fun
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Live screen recordings of Patty O’Flynn’s math classes
Mathcasts by Patty O’Flynn’s students
An Overview of Calculus, by two Pre Calculus students
Factoring Polynomials, by an Algebra 2 student
To view more mathcasts, please visit Mathematics with Mrs. O’Flynn at Woodland High School
Presentations & Articles
View presentations by Patty O’Flynn and articles and press releases about her classroom and mathcast projects.
Grants & Awards
This mathcast project has been generously supported through the following technology grants:
2007 Qwest Foundation Learning Technology Grant
2007 BestBuy Teach Award
2005-2006 Sustainable Classroom Grant
Additional Resources
Mathcasts by Patty O’Flynn’s students
Math 24/7: Mathcast and ExamView wiki
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