Looking back at the 2016 francophone edition of Netmath’s Can You Math Challenge: the key numbers!
Read moreLet’s look back at the contest’s last edition with some key figures…. Since today, only francophone students from Quebec and Ontario could participate in Netmath’s Can You Math Challenge. For the first time this year, the contest is open to Anglophone students and is taking place in Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba,…
What is Netmath’s Can You Math Challenge?
Read moreEverything you need to know about Canada’s Largest Online Mathematics Contest You’ve may heard about it, but you don’t know exactly what Netmath’s Can You Math Challenge is. So here are some explanations! Four years ago in Quebec, Netmath launched its first ever free and online mathematics contest for francophone…
Louis-Olivier Did Not Like Math. Then One Day…
Read moreFinding joy and confidence practicing mathematics on Netmath. When Louis-Olivier was in grade 2, he wasn’t a big fan of mathematics and found it very difficult. Now in grade 3, he has surprised his teacher by telling her with great pride that he obtained a badge in geometry on Netmath!…
The Best of our Social Media in February
Read moreThe catch-up session A lot of things happened for Netmath in February. Just before the break, here’s a quick summary of what you shouldn’t miss this month on our social media. Netmath’s Can You Math Challenge is now open to English-speaking students! Netmath’s Can You Math Challenge is the…
Learning Everything About The Global Math Project Thanks to our Webinar Series
Read moreA collaboration between Scolab and The Global Math Project Last February, Scolab – the studio behind Netmath – and The Global Math Project have launched a new webinar series dedicated to the upcoming Global Math Week’s first edition. 10 upcoming episodes to learn everything about this major event in the world of…
The People Behind Netmath: Ludovic
Read moreCaptain of our Platform team and Zen master Meet Ludovic, the Zen Master of Scolab! He is also the Captain of our Platform team. In other words, he manages the developers who ensure the smooth running of the Netmath platform on which the students practice. Me at Scolab Early…
Two New Webinar Series about Math Education You Shouldn’t Miss
Read moreNetmath and The Global Math Project are launching their respective webinars starting this month There’s a lot going on in the world of Mathematics! This month, we are launching two completely free webinars series: one is dedicated to educational technologies; the other will focus on the coming Global Math Week,…
How do you choose the right digital Math platform?
Read moreA new webinar serie by Netmath Learning math should be fun! But learning math can be tricky. If you’re always looking for ways to help your students build their growth mindset, you’ve certainly heard about digital math platforms. Indeed, online and interactive activities can help your students see math problems…
The Best of our Social Media in January
Read moreA strong start to 2017! A new results panel for teachers, the Global Math Project that kicks off and some great ideas to help your students better understand fractions… no doubt about it, the year is starting strong on Netmath. And that’s just the beginning! So, for those of you…
Get better insights into your students’ progress with the new Results Panel!
Read moreTo be discovered in your Teacher Account! Surprise! You now have access to a great new feature in your Netmath account: the completely redesigned Results Panel! We’ve improved it to give you relevant information on the work completed by your students for each activity. With a completely redesigned results screen…
Fractions and Decimals
Read moreAn idea by Valérie Lebel, Math resource teacher Here is a very good idea proposed by our Netmath expert, Simon Lavallée, on how to introduce decimals to your students. An idea used in Valérie Lebel’s classroom, a Math resource teacher at Dollard-des-Ormeaux school of the Central Québec School Board. In…
Sunil Singh and James Tanton Talk About Teaching Math (video)
Read moreA discussion with two Math specialists Have you heard of James Tanton? As a math researcher with more than 10 years’ experience teaching, James is interested in finding ways to bridge the gap between math in the classroom and the creative and fascinating math that mathematicians explore and manipulate in their…
