Here you will find information leading to our history, goals, affiliation and awards we have received.

     MATHguide's history is a short one. The Internet has been sharply booming since the 90's and on August 10th, 1999, the domain name mathguide.com was purchased through InterNic.

     The site continues to undergo development. MATHguide has added numerous pages, some of which are dynamically geared to help those who are in the process of learning mathematics.

     MATHguide's goals are to help students, parents, educators and community members as they pursue mathematics education; to provide exciting new methods, a growing source of mathematical information and a forum for learning mathematics; to allow people to purchase the unique materials that we create.

     MATHguide is owned and managed by a high school administrator, Mark Karadimos. He works in a rich educational environment and has collegues who are extremely supportive. If you are interested in MATHguide and would like to contribute to its growth, contact MATHguide by CLICKING HERE.

     MATHguide is listed on hundreds of websites across the Internet and throughout the world. MATHguide is mentioned within Internet directories, web libraries, school districts' sites, educators' link pages, and a growing number of syllabi for students K - College. Below are a small number of interesting sites that mention MATHguide.

May, 2013	The New York Department of Education links to MATHguide as a resource for its students: http://schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/20/K030/Students/StudentSupport/Masth+Sites+for+Students.htm.
May, 2013	OnTrack Math reports its use of MATHguide within its lessons: http://projectsharetexas.org/sites/default/files/resources/documents/OnTRACKMathResources.pdf.
April, 2013	An article on eHow.com, 7th Grade Math Projects written by Bridgette Redman, refers to our projects: http://www.ehow.com/info_7946479_7th-grade-math-projects.html.
March, 2013	Unitec's Institute of Technology, in New Zealand, urges students to utilize our surface area of rectangular prisms quizmaster: http://libguides.unitec.ac.nz/content.php?pid=227568&sid=2412447.
March, 2013	There is a lesson posted on the Illuminations website (National Council for the Teachers of Mathematics) that references our area lessons: http://illuminations.nctm.org/LessonDetail.aspx?ID=L580.
March, 2013	Internet4Classrooms links to several surface area problems: http://www.internet4classrooms.com/grade_level_help/surface_area_volume_math_sixth_6th_grade.htm.
March, 2013	MATHguide is referenced within a scholarly Greek document for our arithmetic and geometric sequences and series lessons: http://users.sch.gr/fergadioti1/Institude_Geogebra/applets/A_alg_5akolouthies/theory/arithmitiki_1.pdf.
Sept, 2012	Henrico County Interactive Middle School uses MATHguide's arithmetic and geometric sequences lessons with its math course, Course 2 (121): http://teachers.henrico.k12.va.us/math/indexms.html.
Aug, 2012	Mathematics textbook publisher McGraw-Hill cites MATHguide for our factoring and geometric sequences lessons/quizmasters: highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/dl/free/0073533459/512423/Web_It_Chapter_05.doc highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/dl/free/0073533459/512423/Web_It_Appendix.doc.
Nov, 2011	The Importance of Children Learning Mathematics written by Diane Lynn references our Why I Must Learn Math article: http://www.livestrong.com/article/179809-the-importance-of-children-learning-mathematics/.
May, 2011	Thomas Gorecki, Professor and Coordinator of Technical Studies at the College of Southern Maryland, lists our Elements of Effective Webpage Design Tutorial under his favorite links section: http://www.csmd.edu/BAT/faculty/tomg/.
May, 2010	Ms. Gantt, math teacher at East Gaston High School, shares our factoring quizmaster with students: http://www.gaston.k12.nc.us/schools/egaston/faculty/jagantt/Lists/Web%20Links/DispForm.aspx?ID=12.
Feb, 2010	Ms. Gerstenzang, math teacher at Gibbons Middle School, shares our Integers lesson with students: http://westborough.ma.schoolwebpages.com/education/components/scrapbook/default.php?sectiondetailid=7016.
Sept, 2009	WikiPedia lists several MATHguide lessons within its pages. Here is one such mention: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cylinder_(geometry).
Sept, 2008	Undercliffe Public School in Australia lists MATHguide as a useful link: http://www.undercliff-p.schools.nsw.edu.au/links.html.
June, 2008	Upper Gullies Elementary School in Canada (Newfoundland and Labrador Sea) lists MATHguide links to our volume lessons: http://www.gullies.k12.nf.ca/weblinks_math.
Feb, 2007	Ferdinand Postma Library of North-West University in South Africa lists MATHguide as a mathematics resource: http://www.puk.ac.za/biblioteek/subjects/natsci/mathedu_e.html.
Jan, 2007	PBS station in Kent Ohio lists MATHguide as a high school teacher resource: http://wneo.org/hotlists/highschoolmathematics.htm.
Nov, 2006	Douglas L. Jamerson, Jr. Elementary: Center for Mathematics and Engineering (St. Petersburg, FL) included MATHguide within its Volume 4, Issue #9 Mailer: http://www.jamerson-es.pinellas.k12.fl.us/docs/newsletter_v4-i9.pdf.
Nov, 2006	The University of Sydney Australia lists MATHguide as a resource for solving equations: http://www.maths.usyd.edu.au/u/UG/JM/MATH1111/background.html.
Oct, 2006	The William Paterson University in Wayne New Jersey lists MATHguide as a mathematics resource: http://www.wpunj.edu/library/math.shtml.
Sept, 2005	The Kansas Learning First Alliance listed MATHguide as a helpful mathematics resource: http://www.kansaslearningfirst.org/9-28-05_project/references%20final.pdf.
Aug, 2004	The University of Massechusetts Graduate School of Education, which emphasizes technology integration in teaching and learning, lists MATHguide as a mathematics resource: http://gse.uml.edu/rtt/res/subj.htm#math.
Apr, 2004	Washtenaw Community College cites MATHguide within its mathematics links section: http://www.wccnet.org/library/aca_math.php.
Apr, 2004	Chinook Edge School District cites MATHguide as an exceptional website for all ages in a pamphlet to its community.
Feb, 2003	A consultant to The Department of Education in Canada, Dennis Ivany, cites MATHguide as a mathematics resource for intermediate and senior level high school students in a letter to program specialists who have a responsibilty for mathematics and mathematics teachers: http://www.k12.nf.ca/vista/programdivision/files/mathresourcelisting.pdf.
Jan, 2003	The Instructional Technology Services Department of The Education Service Center in Houston Texas, which provides strategies for integrating technology into the classroom at both the elementary and secondary levels, lists MATHguide as a mathematics resource: http://www.esc4.net/instructional/resources/math-resources.htm.
Oct, 2002	Innumeracy references MATHguide: http://innumeracy.com/issue/27oct02.htm.
Apr, 2002	The Online Teachers Resources Network regognizes MATHguide's projects for its merits as a multiple intelligence model: http://www.otrnet.com.au/Newsletters/news22.html.
Sept, 2001	The Association for Independant Schools in New South Wales cites MATHguide in its newsletter, called "Primary": http://www.studentnet.edu.au/aispd/newsletters/newsletters/archive/term1-01/primary.pdf.
Sept, 2001	NewScientists gives MATHguide an honorable mention.
June, 2001	The Pocono Mountain School District in Pennsylvania specifically mentions MATHguide within its 8th grade mathematics curriculum: http://www.pmsd.org/curriculum/Math/Grade8/Unit6-ProbabilityandDataAnalysis.pdf.
Dec, 2000	The Winnepeg School District gives honorable mention to MATHguide in its Library Media Service Newsletter: http://www.wsd1.org/PC_LMS/newsletter/2000-01/0012.pdf.
Oct, 2000	The Albemarle County Public Schools recognizes MATHguide in its newsletter, called Eureka: http://k12.albemarle.org/Instruction/Eureka/Vol8/Issue2.pdf.
Sept, 2000	The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the largest professional mathematics education organization in the Nation, gives honorable mention to MATHguide in its News Bulletin: http://www.utoledo.edu/colleges/education/scimatec/winter2001.pdf.
June, 2000	Granted the Dr. Matrix Award for Student Resource http://scientium.com/drmatrix/awards/2000/dma72000.htm. Note: Dr. Matrix was the manifestation of the late Martin Gardner.