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1. Free Math Apps for the iPhone and iPod Touch!

Last week we offered the Android users among you a selection of free math-related apps. If you’re an iPhone user like I am, you will be pleased to know that there are equivalent apps for your device!

Many of the specific apps for Android are not available on iPhone, but that’s not to say that there is any shortage of math-related iPhone apps. For instance, Andie Graph is not available for iPhone, nor is Graph Lite. However:

There are TONS of graphing calculator apps that are available for free:
Or if you don’t mind spending $1.99, check out the very nice-looking Graphing Calculator from Appcylon LLC: Algebra 1 Lite is a different mini-interactive textbook: students read some examples and then try out some practice problems. The app also keeps track of student progress. Here’s an example of a quiz question:


Math Genius. (Also available on Android). Practice basic arithmetic skills.
Cool math resources include (free) Digital Protractor, ($0.99) Slide Rule, and (free) Abacus.

Another app I recommen

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