MathsWatch is the ultimate teaching resource for maths teachers. With its comprehensive range of videos, interactive questions, self-marking quizzes, printable worksheets, RAG analysis and more, it is the perfect tool to help you track progress and keep your students engaged.
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MathsWatch is a complete online math platform that makes learning available to your students 24/7 from anywhere in the world. Around 2000 schools in the UK use MathsWatch. And it has over 1.5 Million users around the world. MathsWatch has various services that range from tutorial videos to thousands of questions for the students to solve. The best part is that MathsWatch is beneficial to teachers and students. MathsWatch's innovative Virtual Learning Environment has revolutionised the way teachers can deliver quality maths lessons to their class of students.
There are clearly significant benefits to moving certain types of learning onto digital platforms, and mathematical work is clearly one of them. The ability to submit questions and receive instant feedback enables learners to act on immediate feedback. This type of assessment for learning can only be delivered by a machine and in this article, we will look at how MathsWatch delivers both instructional content and assessment.
MathsWatch is created by a UK company, MathsWatch Limited, in collaboration with Duo Design.
Mathswatch is a powerful online tool that provides a wide range of interactive questions designed to help students learn maths more effectively. The platform offers individual questions that cater to each student's unique learning needs, allowing them to work at their own pace and improve their understanding of key concepts.
Teachers can also use Mathswatch to monitor student progress and gain greater control of their school's maths curriculum. Feedback from students can be tracked through the platform, which allows teachers to identify areas of difficulty and provide targeted support.
With Mathswatch, teachers can create a more engaging and effective learning experience for their class of students.
MathsWatch provides high-quality videos covering every math topic, including Number, Algebra, Ratio, Proportion, Rates of Change, Geometry and Measures, Probability and Statistics. These videos, prepared by highly qualified math teachers, provide comprehensive mathematics content that covers all key stages of mathematics. Linked to each full-length video will be a 1-minute video. These summarise the video into the key learning points. These are very helpful for a quick revision.
Students also have access to a set of interactive questions and a printable PDF worksheet that they can complete offline.
MathsWatch also offers homework-setting tools, modelled exam series, self-marking questions, printable worksheets, RAG analysis of assignments, Live data stats, students’ progress reports, and a lot more.
In addition to the high-quality videos and summarizing 1-minute videos, MathsWatch offers teachers control of school by providing a platform to monitor student progress and access to student details.
This allows teachers to quickly identify students who may need additional support or those who require a more challenging curriculum. The pre-created questions and multiple-choice questions provide students with the opportunity to practice what they have learned in a fun and engaging way.
The platform's homework-setting tools allow teachers to set homework for individual students or the entire class, with pre-created questions or the ability to create their own. This ensures that students are regularly practicing and reinforcing what they have learned, leading to improved retention and understanding of mathematical concepts.
The modelled exam series and self-marking questions provide students with the opportunity to practice exam-style questions and receive immediate feedback on their performance.
The printable worksheets offer an offline option for students who prefer to work on paper, while the RAG analysis of assignments and live data stats allow teachers to track student progress and adjust their teaching methods accordingly.
The platform's progress reports provide an overview of student performance, allowing teachers to identify areas of difficulty and provide targeted support. Overall, MathsWatch provides an innovative and comprehensive approach to learning mathematics that benefits both students and teachers.
In MathsWatch’s online subscription packages, teachers can set assignments. They can choose from thousands of exam-quality questions. They can choose from standard or more tough questions.
All of these questions are automatically marked online by MathsWatch’s little marking box. Once you have set the questions and the students have attempted them, at a glance you can then analyse the performance of the class. Also, the teachers can get a clear performance overview of each individual student within their classes. The teachers can also set assignments for individual students. MathsWatch will automatically mark the answers by students.
In MathsWatch, the assignments and worksheets that students do will be automatically marked. MathsWatch’s award-winning algorithm is the only one in the market that does so. It reduces the workload of teachers, as they do not have to evaluate each student’s answer sheet individually. But they can see the students’ answer sheets and give them marks for the working-out part as well. This sets MathsWatch apart from others.
In MathsWatch, teachers can mark the working-out part and the final answer, just like an examiner would. MathsWatch allows the teachers to view individual homework once the students have submitted them. The teachers will see the actual answers the students have left for them. And if a question’s answer is wrong, the teacher can see where the student went wrong and instruct them accordingly.
Also, from the class view, the teachers can also download an individual RAG analysis of the individual homework set by them. Here, they can see the breakdown of the scores for all the individual questions.
With MathsWatch, students are able to work independently. There will be a record of their success on their profile. From the ‘My Progress’ view, students can see a record of all the independent activities they have completed. Seeing this will motivate them better.
Price packages and bundles
MathsWatch comes in subscription packages where schools can subscribe to its services. MathsWatch comes in various packages for various types of schools. The price range is:
They offer the following bundles as well.
This is considerably a cheap price and works for 50p per student for an average-size school. Prices only apply to schools/colleges and not to private tuition centres.
You can get the service of MathsWatch on your mobile, tablet or laptop. It can work on any device. MathsWatch has been optimised to work on a range of devices, both large and small. The platform is fully responsive (adapts to any screen size) and looks consistently good on mobiles, tablets, and desktops.
MathsWatch’s service allows teachers, students and parents to access the MathsWatch resource 24/7. We can seamlessly access it from school or home.
You can log in to MathsWatch via the website:vle.mathswatch.co.uk.
If you are a student, once you log in, you will see all the tasks assigned to you by your teachers. There will be three tabs.
My Work: ‘My work’ will show any work that has been set for the student by their teacher.
Click on ‘Videos’ and select GCSE or KS3. Or you can search for topics that are a certain grade. Once you have selected the clip that you want to watch, you can play the video. The video will explain the topic, give examples, and give some questions to have a go at.
There are also these useful tabs on the website.
The schools/teachers can upload students into MathsWatch, automatically placing them in classes. After you have set MathsWatch up for all of your students, MathsWatch tremendously reduces the workload of the teachers.
You can:
You can also have administrative control of school, class and student details.
Disc Format
MathsWatch videos are also available in DVD format for GCSE, Key Stage 3 and Primary levels. You can order it from their website: https://www.mathswatch.co.uk/dvds
MathsWatch has received several awards for its algorithm design, which makes the marking procedure more realistic and effective. These accolades include:
These awards not only highlight the achievement of MathsWatch but it also is proof of their quality and dedication.
MathsWatch has received a tremendous amount of positive feedback from students about their new VLE. Students have stated that the system has been extremely easy to use and navigate, with almost no instruction required to start using the resources. Additionally, the automated marking and immediate feedback has been highly praised by students as an efficient and effective way to learn maths. The feedback from students is instrumental in MathsWatch's success, helping them to continue to provide a high quality learning experience.
Remote learning has become very common in this post-pandemic world. This allows each student to have a quality education no matter where in the world they are. This allows teachers to make use of electronic methods instead of standing in front of a board with a piece of chalk. And when we explain the study topics to the students using images and animation, they will understand and remember the information better.
MathsWatch is doing exactly that. MathsWatch benefits the students, teachers and schools equally. It allows you to have a more efficient and more advanced learning environment. With MathsWatch, you can choose to give your students the best learning opportunity.
How to reset your password?
Go to the MathsWatch login page and enter your username. MathsWatch will send an email to your college email (or school email address) account. When you click the link in the email, you can set a new password.
The best way to find out the answer to a particular question on MathsWatch is to ask your teacher. If you are struggling with a question, or answer it wrong in a test, you can take it to your teacher and they will help you with it. Another option is to check your textbook. But the book may not always have the answer to that question in it.
To edit your answers in a PDF document, you could use a service like DocHub. Simply, import your form and use their tools to highlight text, insert pictures, checkmarks, and signs, and change your answers.
MathsWatch is a complete online math platform that makes learning available to your students 24/7 from anywhere in the world. Around 2000 schools in the UK use MathsWatch. And it has over 1.5 Million users around the world. MathsWatch has various services that range from tutorial videos to thousands of questions for the students to solve. The best part is that MathsWatch is beneficial to teachers and students. MathsWatch's innovative Virtual Learning Environment has revolutionised the way teachers can deliver quality maths lessons to their class of students.
There are clearly significant benefits to moving certain types of learning onto digital platforms, and mathematical work is clearly one of them. The ability to submit questions and receive instant feedback enables learners to act on immediate feedback. This type of assessment for learning can only be delivered by a machine and in this article, we will look at how MathsWatch delivers both instructional content and assessment.
MathsWatch is created by a UK company, MathsWatch Limited, in collaboration with Duo Design.
Mathswatch is a powerful online tool that provides a wide range of interactive questions designed to help students learn maths more effectively. The platform offers individual questions that cater to each student's unique learning needs, allowing them to work at their own pace and improve their understanding of key concepts.
Teachers can also use Mathswatch to monitor student progress and gain greater control of their school's maths curriculum. Feedback from students can be tracked through the platform, which allows teachers to identify areas of difficulty and provide targeted support.
With Mathswatch, teachers can create a more engaging and effective learning experience for their class of students.
MathsWatch provides high-quality videos covering every math topic, including Number, Algebra, Ratio, Proportion, Rates of Change, Geometry and Measures, Probability and Statistics. These videos, prepared by highly qualified math teachers, provide comprehensive mathematics content that covers all key stages of mathematics. Linked to each full-length video will be a 1-minute video. These summarise the video into the key learning points. These are very helpful for a quick revision.
Students also have access to a set of interactive questions and a printable PDF worksheet that they can complete offline.
MathsWatch also offers homework-setting tools, modelled exam series, self-marking questions, printable worksheets, RAG analysis of assignments, Live data stats, students’ progress reports, and a lot more.
In addition to the high-quality videos and summarizing 1-minute videos, MathsWatch offers teachers control of school by providing a platform to monitor student progress and access to student details.
This allows teachers to quickly identify students who may need additional support or those who require a more challenging curriculum. The pre-created questions and multiple-choice questions provide students with the opportunity to practice what they have learned in a fun and engaging way.
The platform's homework-setting tools allow teachers to set homework for individual students or the entire class, with pre-created questions or the ability to create their own. This ensures that students are regularly practicing and reinforcing what they have learned, leading to improved retention and understanding of mathematical concepts.
The modelled exam series and self-marking questions provide students with the opportunity to practice exam-style questions and receive immediate feedback on their performance.
The printable worksheets offer an offline option for students who prefer to work on paper, while the RAG analysis of assignments and live data stats allow teachers to track student progress and adjust their teaching methods accordingly.
The platform's progress reports provide an overview of student performance, allowing teachers to identify areas of difficulty and provide targeted support. Overall, MathsWatch provides an innovative and comprehensive approach to learning mathematics that benefits both students and teachers.
In MathsWatch’s online subscription packages, teachers can set assignments. They can choose from thousands of exam-quality questions. They can choose from standard or more tough questions.
All of these questions are automatically marked online by MathsWatch’s little marking box. Once you have set the questions and the students have attempted them, at a glance you can then analyse the performance of the class. Also, the teachers can get a clear performance overview of each individual student within their classes. The teachers can also set assignments for individual students. MathsWatch will automatically mark the answers by students.
In MathsWatch, the assignments and worksheets that students do will be automatically marked. MathsWatch’s award-winning algorithm is the only one in the market that does so. It reduces the workload of teachers, as they do not have to evaluate each student’s answer sheet individually. But they can see the students’ answer sheets and give them marks for the working-out part as well. This sets MathsWatch apart from others.
In MathsWatch, teachers can mark the working-out part and the final answer, just like an examiner would. MathsWatch allows the teachers to view individual homework once the students have submitted them. The teachers will see the actual answers the students have left for them. And if a question’s answer is wrong, the teacher can see where the student went wrong and instruct them accordingly.
Also, from the class view, the teachers can also download an individual RAG analysis of the individual homework set by them. Here, they can see the breakdown of the scores for all the individual questions.
With MathsWatch, students are able to work independently. There will be a record of their success on their profile. From the ‘My Progress’ view, students can see a record of all the independent activities they have completed. Seeing this will motivate them better.
Price packages and bundles
MathsWatch comes in subscription packages where schools can subscribe to its services. MathsWatch comes in various packages for various types of schools. The price range is:
They offer the following bundles as well.
This is considerably a cheap price and works for 50p per student for an average-size school. Prices only apply to schools/colleges and not to private tuition centres.
You can get the service of MathsWatch on your mobile, tablet or laptop. It can work on any device. MathsWatch has been optimised to work on a range of devices, both large and small. The platform is fully responsive (adapts to any screen size) and looks consistently good on mobiles, tablets, and desktops.
MathsWatch’s service allows teachers, students and parents to access the MathsWatch resource 24/7. We can seamlessly access it from school or home.
You can log in to MathsWatch via the website:vle.mathswatch.co.uk.
If you are a student, once you log in, you will see all the tasks assigned to you by your teachers. There will be three tabs.
My Work: ‘My work’ will show any work that has been set for the student by their teacher.
Click on ‘Videos’ and select GCSE or KS3. Or you can search for topics that are a certain grade. Once you have selected the clip that you want to watch, you can play the video. The video will explain the topic, give examples, and give some questions to have a go at.
There are also these useful tabs on the website.
The schools/teachers can upload students into MathsWatch, automatically placing them in classes. After you have set MathsWatch up for all of your students, MathsWatch tremendously reduces the workload of the teachers.
You can:
You can also have administrative control of school, class and student details.
Disc Format
MathsWatch videos are also available in DVD format for GCSE, Key Stage 3 and Primary levels. You can order it from their website: https://www.mathswatch.co.uk/dvds
MathsWatch has received several awards for its algorithm design, which makes the marking procedure more realistic and effective. These accolades include:
These awards not only highlight the achievement of MathsWatch but it also is proof of their quality and dedication.
MathsWatch has received a tremendous amount of positive feedback from students about their new VLE. Students have stated that the system has been extremely easy to use and navigate, with almost no instruction required to start using the resources. Additionally, the automated marking and immediate feedback has been highly praised by students as an efficient and effective way to learn maths. The feedback from students is instrumental in MathsWatch's success, helping them to continue to provide a high quality learning experience.
Remote learning has become very common in this post-pandemic world. This allows each student to have a quality education no matter where in the world they are. This allows teachers to make use of electronic methods instead of standing in front of a board with a piece of chalk. And when we explain the study topics to the students using images and animation, they will understand and remember the information better.
MathsWatch is doing exactly that. MathsWatch benefits the students, teachers and schools equally. It allows you to have a more efficient and more advanced learning environment. With MathsWatch, you can choose to give your students the best learning opportunity.
How to reset your password?
Go to the MathsWatch login page and enter your username. MathsWatch will send an email to your college email (or school email address) account. When you click the link in the email, you can set a new password.
The best way to find out the answer to a particular question on MathsWatch is to ask your teacher. If you are struggling with a question, or answer it wrong in a test, you can take it to your teacher and they will help you with it. Another option is to check your textbook. But the book may not always have the answer to that question in it.
To edit your answers in a PDF document, you could use a service like DocHub. Simply, import your form and use their tools to highlight text, insert pictures, checkmarks, and signs, and change your answers.
