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Maple has revolutionized the way teachers and students teach and learn mathematics. Its Smart Document interface allows for an unprecedented level of point-and-click problem solving and visualization. This approach allows teachers and students to focus on concepts, and eliminates the need to memorize command names and syntax. This site is designed to ensure you get the most out of your Maple teaching experience. It provides sample applications, course material, training, and best practices. Many of the highlighted examples and applications are taken from topics in Calculus and Precalculus, though the techniques can be applied to a wide variety of subjects. Teaching with Maple? Send your students to the Student Help Center. Learn More.     Maplesoft™ has introduced one of the most exciting concepts in math software history: Clickable Math. The idea of powerful mathematics delivered through very visual, interactive, point-and-click methods has launched a new generation of teaching and learning techniques in mathematics. View the Clickable Math Applications Learn more about Clickable Math View Recorded Seminar Presented by Dr. Robert Lopez     MapleCast is a program that takes you inside Maplesoft and around the global mathematics scene. MapleCast offers a lively and informative look into the modern world of mathematics, computing, and of course, Maple.  Episodes of particular interest to educators include: Surviving Math Education Professor Jack Weiner (University of Guelph) joins us at the Maplesoft headquarters to share his thoughts about what makes a great math teacher, and the role of technology in teaching and learning. The Long Journey Tom Lee sits down with Dr. Robert Lopez, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and Maple Fellow, to discuss innovative and effective uses of tools like Maple for improving how mathematics is taught to students. Making the Grade In this episode Tom Lee interviews Dr. John Kenelly about the standardized placement testing for incoming college students; and how computers and software like Maple and Maple T.A. have changed the way we learn and do mathematics. Visit the MapleCast page to view the complete list or to subscribe. Every month, as part of the MapleReporter, Maplesoft publishes a set of Tips and Techniques articles, a series of small applications designed to highlight particular functionality in Maple, Maple T.A. and other products.  Many of these articles are written by Dr. Robert Lopez, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and Maple Fellow, and are designed specifically for classroom use. Articles include: • Classroom Tips & Techniques: Integration by Parts in Maple • Classroom Tips and Techniques: Task Templates in Maple • Plot Annotations and the Drawing Canvas in Maple 11 See all Tips and Techniques articles. • Getting Started With Maple • Entering Math in Maple • Problem Solving and Plotting in Maple   View all training videos • Integrating Maple in the Classroom • Top 10 Ways for Faculty To Do More with Less • The Mathematics Survival Kit • Precalculus Study Guide • Calculus Study Guide • Advanced Engineering Mathematics with Maple • Maplets for Calculus • Geometry Expressions • Mathematics for Chemistry with Symbolic Computation • A New Twist to Fourier Series   See all 3rd party products