Web case studies

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	Codebreaking A fully interactive site, exploring the world of codes and ciphers and the mathematics behind them. 'Codebreaking' appears as a mini site on the main Count-On web site. Count-On is an educational mathematics web site aimed at school children and their teachers, to provide a fun, hands-on approach to the subject of mathematics.
	EURIM EURIM is an independent, UK-based, all-party Parliament-Industry group funded by its members. It is a fast-track conduit through which ICT stakeholders can communicate their concerns to policy makers in government.
	ICR The ICR is a learned society and educational institution founded in 1965 to study, educate and publish in the field of human thought. It concerns itself with the rise and development of ideas and their action and interaction in the community and between communities.
	John Leslie Gardens A Brochure site and point of contact for the Professional Landscape Gardener, John Leslie, with browsable examples of Gardens and Landscape work carried out.
	Land Sheriffs Land Sheriffs are a land reclamation company dealing with gypsy encampment based in London.
	Mathematical Association Search The Mathematical Association (MA) is one of the UK's leading mathematical organisations. Established in the 19th Century, the MA exists to bring about improvements in the teaching of mathematics and its applications, and to provide a means of communication among students and teachers of mathematics.
	Noodoll Noodoll is a character made of noodles living in noodletown. More details about Noodoll and his exploits can be found at www.noodoll.com Noodoll is also a range of clothing, bags and fashion accessories - featuring Noodoll and his friends - currently available at retail outlets in the UK or online via the www.noodoll.co.uk web site.
	Primary Maths Challenge A fully interactive, online version of the national Primary Maths Challenge mathematics test, hosted on the main site of The Mathematical Association. The Mathematical Association is a national, non profit organisation concerned with mathematics education.
	Sudoku Count On is a well known web site directed at school children who wish to improve their numeracy skills. Despite being primarily targeted at a younger audience, the site also caters for any teachers and parents interested in their childrens progress in maths. One of the most useful sections of the website is the games. While they are fun to play they each provide mathematical puzzles in their gameplay. This player will find this benefits their knowledge of maths.
	The 3rd Dimension The 3rd Dimension is an online, interactive tutorial resource for the 3D geometry and design software package 'Cabri 3D'. The 3rd Dimension appears as a mini site on the main Count-On web site. Count-On is an educational mathematics web site aimed at school children and their teachers, to provide a fun, hands-on approach to the subject of mathematics.
	The ISPAs The Internet Services Providers' Association (ISPA UK ) is the UK's Trade Association for providers of Internet services. Members include all the major ISPs such as AOL, Freeserve, British Telecom and OneTel as well as legal firms specialising in the Tech sector.
	The Mathematical Association The Mathematical Association (MA) is one of the UK's leading mathematical organisations. Established in the 19th Century, the MA exists to bring about improvements in the teaching of mathematics and its applications, and to provide a means of communication among students and teachers of mathematics.
	The Sum The Sum is the first online maths newspaper providing the latest maths-related news from around the globe to make people realise that maths is all around them.
	Animal Seesaw The game set is a jungle. The main character is an elephant holding a log which functions as a See-saw. Players have at their disposal a range of jungle animals populating the game. There are 24 animals in total. The set is also provided with a scale to check the weight of animals.
	Memory Spin Memory Spin is a game for 2 players. The aim is to recognise and describe movement as turns using fractions of turns, angles and up to 8 compass directions. It uses memory skills, but could be played without covering objects.
	Taxi The aim of Taxi is to collect fares by going to destinations described by coordinates. The game involves making strategic decisions.
	Crazy Clock The aim of the game is to match digital time to an analogue clock face and develop memory skills.

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