Kids Like to Learn Algebra, if It Comes in the Right App You have an armadillo, a black-and-white trout, and a rainbow trout. Can the animals fit inside the box? No, this isn’t an intolerable ...

This app is so brilliantly designed that it makes learning difficult concepts seem easy. For younger kids, check out DragonBox Algebra 5+ which has fewer puzzles and focuses solely on algebra.

Here is just one example. The Florida Virtual School, a pioneering online learning program, announced that it had created an application for the iPhone to help students learn Algebra.

Inside Higher Ed's other coverage of digital learning during the past week includes: This month's episode of the Inside Higher Ed Pulse podcast features an interview with Michael Eiseman, founder of ...

On average, it took 41 minutes and 44 seconds for students to master Algebra skills during the Washington State Algebra Challenge using the DragonBox App. The Challenge, co-sponsored by Washington ...

Stephenson said she'll continue to use Algebra Nation this school year to help her students learn and to keep track of what concepts they have trouble with.

Learning algebra doesn’t have to be all about textbooks and worksheets. There are plenty of fun apps and games that turn algebra into puzzles you can solve on your phone or computer.

The students in John Fox’s eighth grade algebra class studied for their Monday math test without the help of a textbook – instead, they used handwritten notes and their iPads.