Project Math QUEST:

Math QUestions to Engage STudents
Resources for Clickers and Classroom Voting in Collegiate Mathematics
PI: Holly Zullo co-PIs:Mark Parker and Kelly Cline
Project Math QUEST is a three year project (2006-2009) to write and test classroom voting questions (also known as ConcepTests for Peer Instruction or "Clicker Questions") for use in differential equations and linear algebra courses. This project is being run here at Carroll College's, Department of Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science and is funded by a $100,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (DUE-0536077).
These questions have been used here at Carroll College, starting in spring 2007. Project MathQUEST also involves studying the effectiveness of these questions. We are currently looking for collaborators at other institutions who would be willing to test out some of these questions, and we anticipate preparing a paper analyzing these effects within the near future. If you are interested in class-testing these materials please contact us:
kcline@carroll.edu
- Links and Resources for Classroom Voting and Clickers in Mathematics: Published papers, web sites, and other links that may be helpful if you want to use classroom voting in mathematics.
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Math QUEST: Project Summary
- Question Library: Differential Equations (Updated 5/07). Please e-mail us if you intend to use any of these questions! We will send you a teacher's edition and we would really like your feedback!
- Question Library: Linear Algebra (Updated 6/07). Please e-mail us if you intend to use any of these questions! We will send you a teacher's edition and we would really like your feedback!
- Question Library: Series. Please e-mail us if you intend to use any of these questions! We will send you a teacher's edition and we would really like your feedback!
- Question Library: Discrete Dynamical Systems (Updated 5/07): Sequences and Difference Equations. e-mail us for the teacher's edition.
- Question Library: Multivariable Calculus, containing questions from Mark Schlatter, ConcepTests to Accompany Calculus, by Hughes-Hallett et al, and others we have written ourselves. e-mail us for a teacher's edition.
- Question Library: Calculus I and II (in MS Word), containing questions from the Cornell GoodQuestions Project, ConcepTests to Accompany Calculus, by Hughes-Hallett et al, and others we have written ourselves. e-mail us for a teacher's edition.
Differential Calculus:
Integral Calculus:
- Question Library: Precalculus, containing questions from ConcepTests to Accompany Calculus, by Hughes-Hallett et al, and others we have written ourselves. e-mail us for a teacher's edition.
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0536077. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
The Carroll College Department of Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science
kcline@carroll.edu