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MY Math Apps’ flagship product is MY Math Apps Calculus (MYMACalc), an online, interactive calculus textbook covering a full three-semester sequence. It includes Calculus 1, 2, and 3, along with Maplets for Calculus and Texas A&M University Math Circle Apps. It is closer to a “digital textbook + interactive practice + topic-based tutorials” than to a traditional live or recorded course.
The curriculum focuses on calculus. Calculus 1 covers differential calculus, a review of precalculus, and the beginning of integral calculus; Calculus 2 covers integral calculus, sequences and series, and an introduction to differential equations; Calculus 3 covers multivariable calculus and the Green, Stokes, and Gauss theorems. The textbook emphasizes extensive 2D/3D visuals, including static images, animations, and interactive elements controlled via checkboxes, sliders, or mouse actions. Practice problems come with answers and full solutions, and some also include hints, checks, and notes. The main site does not mention live classes, recorded lessons, 1-on-1 tutoring, or completion certificates.
The current entry price is $20 for 2 years of access, including the three-semester MYMACalc package, Maplets for Calculus, and TAMU Math Circle Apps. The regular price will be $20/semester, or $50 for 2 years of access. Teachers who want to preview the full book or discuss adoption by a school or class can contact the team via a form or school email address; class adoptions may receive discounts. Payments are processed by PayPal, and credit cards are also accepted without requiring a PayPal account.
Its strengths are broad coverage, a low price, and the use of interactive graphics to help explain the abstract geometric and computational ideas in calculus. The free sample chapters cover about half of the material, making it easy to try before paying. The drawbacks are limited disclosure about the teaching team, the organization’s country, and support mechanisms. Maplets are based on Java and Maple, require Maple to be installed, and are not especially lightweight for ordinary students; the website also describes them as older resources.
It is suitable for university STEM students, high school AP/IB Calculus students, and teachers looking for an interactive English-language textbook. It is less suitable for learners who need Chinese explanations, real-time Q&A, or a credential/certificate. The main site does not provide information on access from mainland China. Payment uses PayPal/credit card channels, so actual availability should be tested individually. Alternatives include Khan Academy, MIT OCW, Paul's Online Math Notes, or textbooks assigned by your school.
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