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Simple free portable application for improving and speeding up the basic arithmetic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division with smaller values of numbers. Training is based on repetitions. Suitable for kids.
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RekenTrainer (lit. arithmetic trainer) is a small test program generates simple math problems. It was written to help student training for the WisCat-pabo test in the Netherlands. The code is in english, but the problems are in Dutch.
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Mathematux is a free math trainer for students and schools that runs on all major platforms. It's focused on training your mental arithmetic skills.
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A tool for training your basic maths skills. Can be customised to allow you to build up your skills in any range of numbers, including multiplication from 1 to 3924 if you are so inclined.
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iScholar™ is a content-neutral e-learning and corporate training authoring and publishing system that can be used to write on-line exams and course pages on virtually any topic and has support for interactive math. Requires: a JDK, Tomcat & MySQL
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FlashE is an VERY simple electronic flash card system written in python. FlashE is very general and is intended to be as well suited to vocabulary training as math or Biology. The quiz files can be edited or shared.
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