Teachers with access to the Internet can now find a variety
of resources through the World Wide Web. There is no way to
keep up with the constant growth and change on the Web, but we
have identified several well-established Web sites
that are useful
for teachers or students of discrete mathematics, which we
expect to continue and grow. The Web addresses (URLs) that
we give are current as of July, 1996, but are subject
to change.
Special thanks are due to Judy Ann Brown LP `92, a mathematics teacher
at Pleasant Valley Middle school in Pennsylvania,
who has used the Web extensively in her
teaching over the last few years, and who provided us with
much of the information in this section.
She has been a lead teacher in the Leadership Program in Discrete
Mathematics, as well as an adjunct professor at Allentown College,
teaching a discrete mathematics course for educators.
Judy's home page, which has links to many of the resources mentioned
here, is at
https://archive.dimacs.rutgers.edu/archive/~judyann/;
it also has links to other resources that she uses.
