Algebra Tutors/Practice Problems
1. Algebra Tutor: The main sections of this program are Learn and Practice. The Learn section does a good job of taking you through step-by-step solutions in all the areas we will be covering this year. Both the Learn and Practice Sections have 8 different categories for Fractions.
When you can't get online, are on the bus with nothing to do, need a quick review, or want to work some practice problems, this is really a nice app to have available.
2. Master Algebra Lite: Similar to Algebra Tutor, with some additional features. You can choose from Tutorials, Practice Skills (individual concepts), take a Practice Test (individual concepts), or go for the gold and take the Algebra Challenge (covers all concepts)
Another nice feature is the ability to post and compare your scores with other users. Nice interface, and handy to have.
3. Scrambled Equations: Rearrange Equations to equal a given number. Challenging, do-able, and fun.
Reference Apps:
Need a formula, definition Number Property or Equation examples? Then you need:
1. Algebra Cheat Sheet: All of the above for Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry.
2. Algebra Reference: Lots of formulas, but not as complete as the 'cheat sheet'.
Basic Mathematics:
Need to work on those Multiplication & Division Tables? Just want to keep your brain sharp and work on your speed? These apps are for you.
1. Math Workout: Best in class, in my opinion, for this type of app. Spend 5-10 minutes a day, and you'll be amazed at your improvement. Who doesn't have 5-10 minutes to really improve their math skills?
2. Math Attack: Good for practicing basic skills. More limited that Math Workout.
That's a good start for all the Android users out there. Remember, all of the apps listed here are free.
Enjoy.
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