gniruT Videos

Crack the Code
Collect the clues by completing the quizzes and unlock the rocket simulator. https://www.teknojelly.com/math/mathquizzes/

Interactive Long Division
I remember struggling with long division at school and thought this might come in handy. https://www.teknojelly.com/…/mat…/interactive-long-division/ The Interactive Long Division page will walk you through each step of the process, from how many dividend digits to use for any given divisor to bringing down and working with remainders. There are two main options, a question can be randomly generated based on the input or a specific problem can be entered. Enjoy 😉

gniruT Maths Quizzes and MindLocker
Take math quizzes, collect the clues and crack the code to access MindLocker and receive 50 bonus points. gniruT is a web application that creates math questions and answers. The engine generates questions across 50 subjects from arithmetic to calculus. The quizzes range in difficulty and are focussed on primary school subjects but some of the questions are tough and may need some explanation from a teacher or parent or maybe even Google. Students and teachers are able to choose one of the two options; personally curated multiple choice questions or custom questions and answers generated by gniruT. You and your students can take a quiz right now. To start, log in and choose your preferred difficulty level (practice, spicy, red hot or brain buster), select a subject and click on the start button to begin. View your results on the progress page and rise to the top of the leaderboard.

gniruT Engine
We have just pushed a huge update to gniruT, now you can generate your own questions and answers.

Rafha is talking about the leaderboard and progress reports

Rafha is explaining how to solve a few different types of gniruT questions, gniruT is an application that generates math question answer pairs. The quizzes are available at https://www.teknojelly.com Because gniruT questions have been generated by a computer they explore the entire available number space. The models operate with variable boundaries and every point inside that created space has a variable entropy. So what that means is it will fully explore that little universe, every range, border case and edge boundary without bias to generate the questions and answers. Because of this, the models generate some really interesting questions which force us to think more deeply about what is being asked and gives students a taste of the intellectual adventure that mathematics can be. The questions go deeper than what is normally taught in the classroom for any given age group and promote mathematical thinking to solve the problems.