Mathigons Timeline of Mathematics is an interactive timeline of advancements in mathematics throughout history. Throughout the timeline there are names and images to click on to learn more about each development.
the Ishango Bone to learn that this artifact is the oldest representation of early counting systems. Much later in the timeline you can.
click the image of Kurt Gödel to discover his contributions to mathematics and click on examples of his theorems in practice..

Applications for Education.
The Timeline of Mathematics offers a good opportunity to combine mathematics and history into the exact same lesson. The early artifacts in the timeline are proper for usage as an introduction to the development of counting and basic arthimetic. Products later on in the timeline are more appropriate for discussions in intermediate school and high school settings.

This week TED-Ed released a new
video about Gödels Incompleteness Theorem. This is the current in a.
long list of mathematics video lessons produced by TED-Ed. The timing of the video was ideal for me as I had actually planned on blogging about.
Mathigons Timeline of Mathematics today. That timeline consists of.
an entry about Gödels incompleteness theorems.

Mathigons Timeline of Mathematics is an interactive timeline of developments in mathematics throughout history. Throughout the timeline there are images and names to click on to find out more about each development. The Timeline of Mathematics provides a good opportunity to combine mathematics and history into the same lesson.