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    Hi, can anyone recommend free online resources similar to Alcumus, but for pre-calc and calc? My DD11 is finding Alcumus fun, so I'm gathering information about similar resources for when she gets through geometry (probably later this year). I know of online pre-calc and calc classes that are fee-based, but wonder whether there are alcumus type of practices for free...

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    Probably not as fun as Alcumus, but IXL and Khan Academy both have precalc, and Khan has calc.


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    Ohio State has a free mooculus (calculus) course - https://mooculus.osu.edu/; accessible through coursera as well.

    I can't say how it compares to Alcumus though or on the fun element, but I know kids who loved it.

    EdX has a pre-calculus course. I think it's through U Delft. I think edX has some pre-calculus courses and others for free as an alternative to Khan and IXL. Coursera probably has other free math courses as well.

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    MIT OCW is also an excellent source of free courses. While most of the offerings are first-year college courses, some are designed for high school students:

    http://ocw.mit.edu/high-school/


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