The MathCityMap team thanks our MoMaTrE partners from Portugal for a special outdoor event with MCM. Read their impressions in the following article by Amélia Caldeira and Ana Moura: In […]

MATHE.ENDTECKER (Math Explorer) is a program funded by Stiftung Rechnen in cooperation with Goethe University. MathCityMap gives the technical, didactical and pedagogic basis for this special program. Through the opening […]

We all know them: city and site maps, illustrations and drawings that depict a real object to scale. Especially at sights, they offer the chance to calculate this scale, as […]

Today we would like to introduce you to our generic tasks concerning the height of buildings. This topic offers the opportunity to do math for different grades. The height of […]

You might have already noticed that the MCM website has recently changed. In this article, we want to inform you about the most important changes. Overview:      Responsive layout     […]

Today’s Task of the Week will be presented in an interview with Virginia Alberti, who uses and supports MathCityMap in Italy. We say thank you for the interview and the […]

As part of the 109. MNU Bundeskongress, we were able to use and present MCM in the Bavarian capital city. Iwan Gurjanow and Simone Jablonski presented the MathCityMap idea in […]

Through the cooperation project MoMaTrE (Mobile Math Trails in Europe – www.momatre.eu), MathCityMap could be presented on an international level in various ways. On 23.03., about 170 students at the […]

Today’s Task of the Week focuses on the circular ring. The idea behind is to determine the desired surface area by the difference of two surfaces, which can be calculated […]

The new design of the app also reached the website and the prints. Stay up to date and download the new MCM flyer (available in German) here.

Doing outdoor mathmatics with MathCityMap works in any weather. Iwan Gurjanow and Matthias Ludwig visited the cathedral city Erfurt on Wednesday 21.03. and Thursday 22.03. On the 24th Days of […]

Determine quantities and numbers – an issue that is already relevant at primary level. For getting started in determining numbers, one should use regularly arranged objects like windows on a […]

Friends of special dates and numbers might already have noted it in their calendar: Today is Pi Day. Based on the American spelling of today’s date (3/14) and the beginning […]

Thanks to Georgios Fesakis, who educates maths teachers at Aegean University of Rhodos, MCM is now available in Greek.  We wish all Greek users and students a lot of fun […]

Also this week, we would like to introduce you to a task with help of an interview with the task author, Johannes Schürmann. We would like to thank him for […]

As part of the joint meeting of GDM and DMV in Paderborn from 05.03. – 09.03.2018, MathCityMap was presented in various ways. First of all, on 06.03. Matthias Ludwig spoke […]

Our Task of the Week was created by Vanessa Präg, student at Goethe University Frankfurt, as part of a mathematics didactic course. In a short interview, she will tell us […]

For our social media fans, MCM is from now on available on Twitter! Tweets by mathcitymap You are welcome to follow us!

MathCityMap was used as part of a cooperation project of the University of Paderborn under the management of Max Hoffmann with the Pelizaeus Gymnasium in Paderborn. 9th grade students created […]

In addition to a variety of geometric issues, combinatorial and stochastic problems also play an important role in MathCityMap. Today, we would like to introduce you to the most common […]