Instructions: Click on a button to choose a set of problems to practice. Problems will be created at random, so you may occasionally get a repeat. The program has two modes-practice and testing.
Practice Mode: Pretty simple. When a flash card presents a problem, think of the answer or say it out loud (alone or as a group), and then click to see if you were correct.
Test Mode: After practicing, you can take a test and the program will keep track of your accuracy and your speed. It will also make a record of problems you got wrong that you can print for practice.
Info: I wrote the Multiplication Stack to help my own kids, Michael and Julia, learn their times tables but I thought others might find it useful too. If you want to modify the stacks or study how they work, you'll first have to unlock them.
Fees: These stacks are freeware. If you find them useful, a nice way of saying thank you (or asking for help unlocking them) would be to send me a postcard or an e-mail telling me how you are using them. Please pass them along for free to anyone who wants a copy and needs help with their math.
Stacks Last Modified: January, 1999
- Larry MacPhee
- Center for Technology Enhanced Learning
- Northern Arizona University
- Flagstaff, AZ 86011
- e-mail: Larry.MacPhee@nau.edu
- home page: http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~lrm22/
Web page last updated: 8/10/2001
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