www.freemathtest.com
A couple of months ago I created http://www.artofmath.com which was a huge success (by my standards). Since then I have continued developing different math tests to help kids learn and have fun.
Please review my newest site and let me know what you think. I am planning on including something fun for the kids once they have finished the test, but I haven't decided exactly what to add. Any suggestions?
Thanks for your help.
mfdc posted this at 09:19 — 14th February 2005.
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I love this site. Its very well designed & I love the Crayola graphics. They could do with being a slightly higer res as there a bit grainy. Other than that, the sites spot on! I say it all the time though, I hate advertisments. So get rid of that advertising down the left hand side. ( its a funny a maths site for kids has adverts for credit cards! )
Cheep web hosting is a plenty so theres no excuse to advertise for other people on your site. If this is a way to increase your pageranking in google or whatever, there are much better & more efficient ways fo doing this.
Other than that, absolutley excellent!
You did do it yourself I take it ???? Soz
heebiejeebieclu posted this at 12:59 — 14th February 2005.
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I think it's a really good layout and colour scheme but I don't see whay anyone would want to use it?
artsapimp posted this at 13:57 — 14th February 2005.
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mfdc - yes I did build this myself. I agree with the advertising, but it pays for my web hosting. While reading the review, I believe you were looking at the old site though. The crayons are on artofmath.com, and the new URL is freemathtest.com
Free Math Test
Fun Math Games
artsapimp posted this at 13:58 — 14th February 2005.
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heebiejeebieclu - I appreciate the response. I assume people using this service would be taking math tests as a way to get better at math.
heebiejeebieclu posted this at 17:53 — 14th February 2005.
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Yes, I suppose so but when the maths test are so BASIC. Are they aimed completely at children or are you using this site as a starting point for more complex forumulae? Also, what is the achievemental difference between the two sites?
artsapimp posted this at 18:13 — 14th February 2005.
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I would love to increase the functionality to include harder math problems, but right now my son is 7 and he's the reason I have built these sites. I have automated all of his practice work from school and expanded on quite a bit of it. I don't have the practice lessons for higher grades and haven't spent much time looking for it online. Do you know of a place that offers more complex tests that I can review?
I don't know what the word "achievemental" means, but I'll guess you are looking for an explanation of how the sites are different. Art of Math uses cute little animations and provides a help section for the easier tests, but is limited to adding, subtracting, and multiplying. Free Math Test uses a more standard interface, requires less setup time to begin taking a test, and offers different kinds of math tests like comparisons, place values, and sequences.
Free Math Test
Fun Math Games
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