Sample material developed using Math-Kit. This is a collection discussing basics, applications, exercises and explorations.

Calculus course developed in a dual way, both in paper and as a Moodle course.

Maths for More has worked on the technical development of this course of Pearson Education.

This is a short video that discusses the paradox of Zeno. It turns out that this paradox is not a paradox but rather an easy way to show that a geometric series converges (if |q| < 1) and to find a formula for the sum. Suitable for high schools.

English version in YouTube:

The resource is the complete diagnostic testbank used for testing students entering the first calculus course at the University of Helsinki. This diagnostic test covers a large part of the normal high school curriculum in Finland. The test was originally written by Andre Heck and later slightly edited by Mika Seppälä. Actual diagnostic tests used contain a part of these questions, not all of them.

This set of exercises will teach the student to compute limits of functions. A WebALT service.

The Online Single Variable Calculus is a full course at university level covering topics from Real Numbers, Functions, Differentiation, Integration, Series and Differential Equations. Each topic is organized in a module consisting of a Ten Minute Talk accompanied by Open Problems and Solved Problems. The material has been designed especially for online delivery.

This is a series of calculus podcasts in English based on the materials of the Single Variable Calculus Lecture Notes by M. Seppälä.