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So what Content Libraries are Available?

The most widely used material in ASSISTments is the Math Collection athat Neil and Cris Heffernan created and assembled. That content is available from an teachers assignment list and is called the 'WPI Cerfited Content' but in realitiy it is just one of many libraries being built. We have not yet figured out all the wonderful ways for teachers have create content to be able to share, so for the moment, the content that we think is worth sharing, gets added to the WPI Certified Content. So go check there to browse what we have, but you will first have to make an account, and then a class, to get to see what the WPI Certified Problem sets are. The list below will entice you to explore further.

List of some of the more popular Curricula/Libraries:

1. Mathematics
   1. Middle School Math Libraries
      1. The Heffernan Teams’ Math Collection: Math Content
      2. Andrew Burnett’s Skill Building Middle School Math
      3. Cristina Heffernan and Pat McQuire’s “CMP” extra quizzes.
      4. O’Connor and Mulchary’s Exit Cards for CMP
      5. Auburn's Morphs
   2. Statistics Libraries
      1. Simoneau's Boston Latin’s AP Stats (http://www.stats4stem.org/ )
      2. Fowler at WSU’s Stats Content
      3. Weitz's at Seton Hall’s Stats Content
   3. Textbook Libraries
      1. DeNolf, Default 7th grade CMP Homework
      2. Murphy and Fulks’s Algebra 1 McDougal Littell homework
      3. Nashoba’s Impact Mathematics Homework Course 1 Course 2.
      4. Sue Tarrelo at Millbury and Chicopee’s Algebra 1 McDougal Littell 2004 Homework
   4. College Level
      1. Michael Glass at Valparizo doing differential equations
      2. Rajiv Ghandi University in India building calculus content
2. Science
   1. Janice Gobert’s Science ASSISTments collection of microworld-enabled ASSISTments that teach inquiry and content.
   2. MCAS Science Collections Including Burncoat Middle School’s
3. Language Arts
   1. Language Arts MCAS Questions
4. Other Novel Collections
   1. McGuire’s Content to Teach Teacher Pedagogy
   2. French to English Quizzes Content

ASSISTments supports groups sharing content and ideas

To support groups with a shared vision being able to brand and share content, we have created group "folders," where a group of individuals can create their own set of hierarchically organized collections of content. Currently, we allow each school and district to be their own groups. We have found great power in allowing schools to organize their school content, and then to share that with others.

Schools that have organized a lot of content around a given textbook get promoted by ASSISTments to show off to others the organizational work done by a group in.