🚀Launching mathsuniverse.com/forms - create forms in seconds for students to answer. Teachers receive answers instantly as they type - perfect for AfL in lessons. 100% free and ad-free. Super-charge your lessons with it today.
I made a tiny 100 line library to abstract away pesky WebSocket messages and just invoke remote functions in @bunjavascript and web browsers. Works from server or client. github.com/jakeg/websocket-f…
Introduced 25 more A-level students to @bunjavascript this week. The punt I took on Bun 2 years ago has really paid off. Such a great way to learn JavaScript (and TypeScript), and it keeps on getting better!
I made a super simple spinner that randomises the order of items - perfect for teachers to eg randomise the order of students presenting to the class: mathsuniverse.com/spinner
Pathfinding algorithms (Dijkstra and A*) visualised on real maps of Cambridge. Useful for A-level computer science teachers/students: mathsuniverse.com/pathfindin… I had lots of fun finding out how to use OpenStreeMap (OSM) data and the OverPass API with this one.
Computer science teachers: I've made some videos showing how to use my free Little Man Computer simulator, which uses binary and is pretty slick: m.youtube.com/playlist?list=…
🚀Just launched an updated version of mathsuniverse.com/infinity . The UI has been simplified, dark mode is improved and there's a new menu. Try it out and let me know if any problems.
I've made some changes to mathsuniverse.com/forms which should make it more robust to connection issues, and so teachers see student answers even quicker. I continue to use this invaluable AfL tool almost every lesson. Try it out if you haven't already. It's free.
Are you a computer science teacher keen on teaching JavaScript (we teach @bunjavascript on the CLI/server) to high achieving sixth formers in Cambridge (UK)? Get in touch, we'll be expanding the department soon!
I'm seeing several hundred visits a day to mathsuniverse.com/pixel-art at the moment, which is more than I'd expect. If you're using it in your lessons, can you let me know how you're using it?
🚀Launching mathsuniverse.com/lmc - a little man computing (LMC) simulator that uses binary instead of denary. A great resource for teachers and students of computer science to learn assembly, the FDE cycle and 2's complement.
🚀Launching mathsuniverse.com/forms - create forms in seconds for students to answer. Teachers receive answers instantly as they type - perfect for AfL in lessons. 100% free and ad-free. Super-charge your lessons with it today.
I've now used this in all of my computer science lessons this week with wonderous results. I can make a new form in 5-10 seconds and have have students joining it and seeing their answers 20 seconds later.
I create the form then sit at my desk watching their answers roll in. I quickly spot misconceptions and intervene with individual students. Those like @adamboxer1 and @mrbartonmaths will surely love the high participation ratio this enables. All students are answering.