Community reviews for DeltaMath

Overall, there is a lot of academic value. The site also has several features the make using it convenient for teachers such as the ability to search skills be keyword or see them listed by standard. Teachers can also see a problem log and amount of time spent on a question. There are a lot of options to allow teachers to customize assignment settings.

I don't really like it sure it syncs up with canvas but it doesn't really teach any of my students at all, after all delta math never tells them what they got wrong so they don't understand and get it wrong again resulting in them having to do five more questions every question they get wrong the learning rate for my students is low and the engagement is even lower and it doesn't promote a student centered experience its more of a teacher-centered experience and it is not helpful for students and it doesn't help with anything

I dislike it. It tells my student's that there is wrong when it is very clearly correct.

DeltaMath is awesome!! From a teacher's perspective, it is a dream come true. Frist, it is very easy to find problems and create assignments. You can quickly search for any topic, and see the results instantly. You can customize assignments very easily to pick how may of each problem-type students are doing. I LOVE how it tells you the average time required for an assignment when you are creating it so that you don't end up assigning too many problems. This is a really nice feature. It is easy to copy and edit assignments for different classes (honors, regular, C40, etc.). It syncs seamlessly with Canvas, which is amazing and such a time-saver. I love how you can pick specific sub-types of problems that you can select or deselect so you know exactly what kind of problems the students are getting. The data that you get from an assignment is amazing. You can see the percentage students are getting correct, how long they work on each problem, how many problems it took to get it correct, etc. This is a great way to find areas of struggle and check for student understanding. I also love how it mixes up the numbers for each problem type so that the problems aren't exactly the same, but they are similar. This allows students to work together and explain how to do problems rather than just typing in the correct answer. Students also really enjoy DeltaMath and the feedback has been really good. The interface (pictures, font, etc.) is very student-friendly. Students get help while they are doing the problem and can redo them until they get them correct. The visuals and the way DeltaMath explains the problems are excellent. They also have well-made videos that students can choose to watch to help them even further. I also love how you can add multiple late dates so that students can still get credit if they turn it in late, and the teacher can decide how much they will get reduced depending on when they turn it in.

Flexible Covers the content Nice format If I had to ask for a new feature, it would be to have an adaptive assignment option.

Hi there. I think that Delta Math is a great resource. However, the Twitter and Facebook links at the bottom of your pages link directly to the apps and there is no age restriction or filter in place. I have a 15-year old and Twitter is banned/blocked in our home because of the unrestricted, graphic, adult content that's available. He's learned that, through Canvas, he can get to Delta math and then Twitter with no restrictions. I don't want to have to block Delta Math and/or Canvas but, unfortunately, I'll have to unless some kind of filter is put in place. Surely I'm not the only parent who has this concern. Please help! Thank you.

The teacher dashboard allows for formative assessment as a daily practice. The step by step solutions to problems answered incorrectly gives Ss meaningful feedback. Giving Ss two attempts to answer correctly after being notified that the first attempt is incorrect gives Ss a chance to find their mistake which improves learning.

I have used Delta Math for several years and it just keeps getting better. I have also presented at conferences about delta math. I thought it was so great that I recommended it to the math department. We know have a school license for it.

Some students dislike it because they have to keep doing problems over that they missed in order to make a 100. This is the main reason I like it. Most students like this though, because it’s self checking and you get immediate feedback. We have the delta math plus subscription, so our students have access to the videos. But even if you don’t, you still have the written explanation for problems. My only dislike is that if I only look at one or two sample problems, inevitably my students will get a problem that’s a little different and something I didn’t cover (this happens mostly with Calculus).

I love this platform. Free and easy to use. Easy go collect and analyze data.