What open web resources can I use to help me with my maths and stats?
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Can't find what you need in our Maths and Stats guide? Mathematics is a huge and diverse subject, so there's a chance that the exact stuff you're looking for might not be up on the Academic Skills Hub just yet. But don't worry, we're in the process of updating the hub with new material based on what students like you need. So, if you think there's something we've missed, just let us know!
There are also lots of useful resources available for free on the open web:
- Coursera: A repository of numerous online courses related to Maths and Stats.
- Wolfram Alpha: A powerful computational knowledge engine, which can assist with Mathematical calculations, visualizations and explanations.
- OpenStax: OpenStax provides free, peer-reviewed textbooks covering various subjects, including math and statistics.
- Stat Trek: A range of statistics tutorials and resources designed for undergraduate students.
- MathOverflow: a community platform where mathematicians ask and answer research-level math questions.
- BBC Bitesize: interactive lessons, quizzes, and revision notes tailored to GCSE level.
- NRICH: a website that offers math challenges and activities designed to develop problem-solving skills and critical thinking.
- YouTube: There are numerous YouTube channels dedicated to teaching maths and statistics. Some popular ones include Numberphile, Professor Leonard, and PatrickJMT.