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Course-design checklist
A printable preflight covering mathematical communication, interaction, assessment, technology, access, anxiety, and course structure.
Run the checklist →Teaching resources
The website should be useful, too.
A book about practical online teaching ought to have a practical online companion. These resources connect the two editions and turn the site into something worth returning to after you have bought the book.
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Chapter index
Browse all 20 first-edition and 29 second-edition chapter records, including author bylines and direct cross-edition links.
Browse chapters →∑
Contributor directory
Find every published contributor and every chapter credited to that person across either edition.
Meet the contributors →Δ
Edition map
See how the original 20-chapter structure became a 29-chapter second edition and where the new work entered.
Compare editions →“ ”
Citation records
Keep the edition, year, DOI, paperback ISBN, and eBook ISBN straight when citing the book.
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Errata
The canonical home for confirmed corrections, identified by edition and chapter rather than silently changed.
Check corrections →Project history
How the editions were assembled.
The original project material on James Howard’s site preserves the calls for proposals and other background from the development of the books.