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A key milestone of this project is the production of our TBIL Resource Library, featuring all the materials an instructor would need to support their implementation in a particular course. Each section is aligned with a specific learning outcome for the course, so you can easily find which sections align with your syllabus, and identify appropriate exercises from our provided randomized bank.
All instructors and students of mathematics are invited to freely use the materials linked below without need for any approval or registration.
However, if you do choose to use any of these materials to facilitate your course instruction, we'd appreciate you letting us know by completing this short survey.
Activity Book (HTML, PDF) and Exercise Bank
Feedback is appreciated via GitHub Issues
Activity Book (HTML, PDF) and Exercise Bank
Feedback is appreciated via GitHub Issues
All materials for this library are open-sourced on GitHub and licensed for free use by mathematics educators.
The TBIL Resource Library is built upon the following tools and platforms.
GitHub - Platform for freely hosting open source code and websites
CoCalc - Cloud-based virtual machines for mathematical computing and authoring
PreTeXt - A markup language for authors of research articles, textbooks, and monographs that builds to HTML, LaTeX, and other formats.
CheckIt - An open platform for authoring and sharing randomized mathematics exercises exportable to PDF and LMS.
Scratchee - Simple platform for creating and sharing virtual "scratch cards" for team Readiness Assurance Tests (tRATs) providing instant feedback to students.
TBIL Activities for Understanding Linear Algebra
TBIL activities adapted by TBIL fellow Jennifer Nordstrom to be aligned with David Austin's free and open-source Understanding Linear Algebra
Team-Based Statistics
TBIL activities designed by TBIL fellow Tien Chih
CheckIt exercise bank: https://tienchih.github.io/checkit-stats/