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DeltaMath Review

By Med Kharbach, PhD | Last Update: November 7, 2023

DeltaMath is a teacher-created math platform used by millions of students and teachers from all around the globe. Created in 2009 by a math teacher named Zach Korzyk, Delta Math has been such a success among teachers and students. 

DeltaMath offers randomized math problems providing students (grades 6 through 12) with limitless opportunities to practice math and receive feedback on their performance.

DeltaMath offers over 1800 ready-made math problem types aligned to Common Core. With its integrated auto-grading system, students get instant feedback on their answers. They can further create automatically graded graphs and get immediate feedback with correct answers.

As is the case with other popular math solver tools (e.g., Xtramath , Symbolab , and Mathway ), DeltaMath is supposed to help students learn independently and should never be used for cheating or for finding shortcuts to deeper and meaningful learning experiences. 

How can teachers use DeltaMath?

Teachers can use DeltaMath to create assignments and assign specific problem-types to students. The Plus version allows teachers to create their own self-graded and custom problems to assign to specific students or group of students. 

This is especially ideal for differentiating teaching and learning. Teachers can use the site tracking data to access students performance data, analyze their progress and create ad hoc assignments for remedial work and to provide more practice.

Teachers can easily create problems by adding them from the site library which hosts thousands of ready-made problems. They can use the site’s internal search to search for problems by common core standards, year, topic, or by keyword. Each problem provides students with detailed step by step guidance on how to solve it. 

DeltaMath includes interactive features and cues in its math problems to help guide  students to the correct answers.  Also, an increasing number of math problems and modules  include visuals and illustrative components to help students understand the explanatory procedure followed and to facilitate comprehension of complex and abstract math concepts.

How to create assignments in Delta Math?

The process to create an assignment in DeltaMath is simple and easy. Login to your teacher account, click on Create/edit and select Create standard assignment. Type in a name for your assignment and select the class you want to share the assignment with. 

Next, click on the Skills tab and select which skills you want to assign then go to the Due date tab and select a date and set a specific date. Once done, click on create assignment. 

Your teacher account allows you to create as many assignments as you want. The Plus version further offers the ability to assign videos, select specific problem sub-type and create your own problem.

When you share assignments with students, they will be able to access them through their accounts. “Teachers can see every problem students have attempted or seen, including student answers. Timestamps detail when students were solving, their last actions, and the amount of time spent on each problem. 

Teachers can also view and export aggregate student completion grades. With DeltaMath PLUS, teachers can see when students started a timed test or assignment, how long students worked on that test or assignment, and also track if students watched help videos.”

DeltaMath student login

Watch this video to learn more about students account and what students can do once they log in to their DeltaMath accounts.

How much does DeltaMath cost?

DeltaMath offers the following subscriptions:

A- DeltaMath Teacher Free . It offers the following features:

• ‘Unlimited assignments
• Unlimited student practice
• 1800+ premade problem types,
• aligned to Common Core
• Autograding
• Detailed student data, including time-stamps
• Evidence of student progress/learning
• Cheat prevention tools
• Copy and share assignments’.

B- DeltaMath Plus (Individual Teacher): $95/teacher and offers all the features of the free account plus:  

• ‘Instructional videos for every problem type
• Assign videos from Youtube
• Create a test/test correction
• Selection of problem sub-types
• Assign specific problems
• Assign to individuals or groups
• Create your own problem’

C- DeltaMath Plus (School/District License): This plan requires that you ask for a quote.

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Meet Med Kharbach, PhD

Dr. Med Kharbach is an influential voice in the global educational technology landscape, with an extensive background in educational studies and a decade-long experience as a K-12 teacher. Holding a Ph.D. from Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax, Canada, he brings a unique perspective to the educational world by integrating his profound academic knowledge with his hands-on teaching experience. Dr. Kharbach's academic pursuits encompass curriculum studies, discourse analysis, language learning/teaching, language and identity, emerging literacies, educational technology, and research methodologies. His work has been presented at numerous national and international conferences and published in various esteemed academic journals.

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Get to know Delta Math

          the delta math rti program was developed to help educators identify students not ready to learn current math standards. ,           in 2007, the ottawa area isd began developing screening and reporting tools to support the implementation of math rti for its local schools.  soon after, schools in other regions chose to use delta math online readiness screeners, data reports and other program resources to meet their needs. ,           in 2010, alt+shift (formerly known as the michigan's integrated mathematics initiative) identified delta math as a promising practice.  this added support helped the oaisd to build leadership capacity to support the implementation of delta math throughout the state of michigan.  ,           in 2014, alt+shift collaboration focused on the development of tier 2 and tier 3 intervention lessons for each delta math readiness and tier 3 standard.,           in 2020, support shifted to break down barriers for students learning at home.  resources were developed to support screening students and using intervention lessons at home.  free online resources are also being identified to include virtual manipulatives and online practice for each delta math readiness and tier 3 standard.,           the ottawa area isd and alt+shift would like to thank the following regional service agencies for the feedback and support provided by their consultants:  allegan aesa, alpena-montmorency-alcona isd, ann arbor public schools, bay-arenac isd, berrien resa, eaton resa, gratiot-isabella resd, huron isd, ingham isd, jackson county isd, kalamazoo resa, oakland schools, st. joseph county isd, and the traverse bay area isd., program overview.

• 60-minute recorded Zoom video and agenda with Delta Math RtI Program details and hyperlinks.
• One page summary of essential components, time frames, important resources and supporting research for the implementation of Delta Math RtI Program resources as part of a multi-tiered system of support.

Implementation Video

Tiers of Support

Testimonial Video

This video describes how educators throughout Michigan use Delta Math resources to build systems of supports

Grade Level Readiness and Tier 3 Standards

This document provides the Delta Math Readiness and Tier 3 standards for each grade level.  (1st Grade through Algebra 2)

This document provides information on how the Delta Math readiness standards were selected for each grade level.

Classroom Screening Experience Video

This video highlights a 4th grade screening session to emphasize support provided by the teacher script and specific problem types.

Online Reports

Note:   Data Protocols are available to support data conversations for each screening cycle.

Intervention Cycle Overviews

This video highlights the evidence-based recommendations integrated within a Tier 2 intervention cycle

Please view the Standard-based Intervention Cycle Overview support video to see how Delta Math instructional resources follow evidence-based recommendations from the Institute of Education Sciences that include:

• Explicit instruction that is systematic
• Visual representations of mathematical ideas
• Progress monitoring
• Motivational strategies such as personal goal setting

Implementation Guide

This document supports school improvement planning by providing a description, time-frame, and alignment to supporting research for each essential component for implementing math RtI or Tiered PLCs for mathematics.

Supporting Research

Program Fees

*Training and annual screening fees for OAISD schools are paid for by the OAISD

Annual Screening: $3.00 per student

What is provided.

• School districts are invoiced at the end of each school year based on the number of students who were actually screened
• Every student is able to be screened as many times as necessary throughout a school year
• Teachers are provided access to all Fall, Winter and Spring grade-level screeners

What screening fees pay for: (Program Administrator, Database Developer, and Application Developer)?

• Delta Math help desk support
• Development and maintenance of the online screening and reporting platform, the enrollment management site, a longitudinal reporting site and a support website that includes implementation guides and videos
• Live support from the OAISD instructional services and technology department

Start-up: $250 per district

• 1/2 day of training for a building implementation team (Up to 6 people that include an administrator, team leader, interventionists, teachers and/or others.)
• Access to standard-based tier 2 intervention lessons and resources to monitor student Creation of district and building online accounts and support for the student enrollment Online support for implementing Delta Math RtI Program resources

What start-up fees pay for?

• Supplement the cost for OAISD program support personal to assist with implementation training and support
• Supplement the OAISD technology department for supporting the district enrollment process

What Michigan Integrated Mathematics Initiative ((MI)2) pays for Delta Math?

• Contracted with Mike Klavon to
• Provide technical assistance for schools using Delta Math that includes regional information sessions, implementation training sessions, and tier 2 instructional support sessions
• Provide technical assistance for regional math consultants that include updates and receive feedback about regional needs and program enhancements
• Lead the development of implementation support tools that include implementation guides, facilitator guides for implementation training and support videos for virtual professional development
• Lead the development of tier 2 intervention lessons that follow the evidence-based recommendations from the Institute of Education Sciences practice guide: Assisting Students Struggling with Mathematics: Response to Intervention (RtI) for Elementary and Middle Schools

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Start Using DeltaMath.com Today (and what DeltaMath can and cannot yet do)

What is DeltaMath? What can it do?

Top 10 reasons why you should start using deltamath.

• It's user-friendly. The interface is better than Khan Academy. It's easy to set up a class and gets students to join your class.
• There are thousands and thousands of skills available.
• The students get instant feedback.
• Students can practice a skill repeatedly until they have mastered it.
• You don't have to grade papers!
• You don't have to answer as many "how-to" or "is this right" questions from students.
• You can easily copy assignments from colleagues.
• Students can work at their own pace
• The creator and his team are very receptive to suggestions for improvement. The creator is Zach Korzyk - he tweets @MrDeltaMath; he and his team are active in the Facebook group . The best place to request a skill is through the website (at the top under the question mark symbol).

Should you upgrade to the paid versions?

• You can create an Assessment. 
• This is an awesome feature and has continued to improve since it was first launched. For example, recently they added the ability for students to change their answers before they submit the assessment.
• Read my blog post about How to Give a Math Test During Distance Learning
• You can create your own problems.  
• I like this feature because there are often times when I cannot find the types of problems I need, but I don't love it as much as I thought I would. Students get accustomed to having multiple problems to try. When you assign your own problem, if a student gets it wrong, they cannot try another one similar to it. You can, of course, give multiple attempts.
• Adding your own question is especially helpful on assessments.
• You can assign a specific problem to students.
• This is awesome for when you find a problem that you want everyone to try, but, like with creating your own problems, if students get it wrong, they cannot try another one similar to it. You can give multiple attempts, though.
• You can post an assignment to an individual or group
• This feature is particularly useful for giving assessments when you have students who are permitted extra time as part of their learning accommodations.
• There are help videos available to watch for every skill.
• You can hide the videos from students and you can also see how much of a video a student watched. 
• (I once had a student email me to say "I've been trying DeltaMath for hours. I watched the video and I just can't do it, so I gave up." When I looked at his stats, he had only tried 2 problems, had watched 10 seconds of a 10-minute video, and had spent a total of 23 minutes on the assignment. After I shared those stats with him, he finished the assignment.)
• Ability to assign sub-types
• I like this feature a lot. An example is the module, "Exact Values of Trig Functions (All Six)." When I look at this module, there's an option to click on "Problem types." From there I can choose from options such as, "sin/cos/tan quadrant 1" or "csc/sec/cot quadrants 2,3,4."

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Delta Math: A Comprehensive Review and More 

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In mathematics education, one platform has emerged as a leader in the field, providing students, educators, and parents with a revolutionary way to learn and teach mathematics.

With its cutting-edge platform and wide range of resources, Delta Math has become a symbol of excellence in mathematics education. 

Let’s dive deeper into what Delta Math offers, including a step-by-step guide to accessing its rich resources through its login process. 

What is Delta Math? 

Delta Math is a dynamic and versatile platform that helps students excel in math.

Whether you are an educator, a student curious about math, or a parent passionate about this subject, Delta Math is here to help. From basic concepts to complex topics, it will support you every step of the way.

Delta Math is a great tool for students of all levels. Whether you are learning the fundamentals of math or are interested in advanced calculus, Delta Math provides an easy-to-use interface to enhance your skills.

What Are the Features of Delta Math? 

Delta Math has a lot of features. Let’s discuss some of them!

Over 1800 Pre-Designed Math Challenges

There are more than 1800 types of pre-made math problems available for your use. These types of problems cover a broad spectrum of math concepts and topics.

So, instead of writing your own problems, you can select from this vast collection of pre-written math problems for practice and learning. 

It is like having an entire library of practice problems right at your fingertips.

Unlimited Assignments

This feature lets you create and complete assignments as many times as you want. There is no limit to how many assignments you can create and complete. 

It gives you the flexibility to continue learning and improving. You do not have to worry that you will run out of assignments on which to practice. 

With this feature, you will never run out of problems to practice, and you will have a never-ending supply of problems that will help you master various mathematical concepts and skills.

Google Single Sign-On (SSO)

Delta Math’s “Google Single Sign-on (SSO)” feature makes the login process a breeze. You do not need to remember a single username and password for your Delta Math account. 

You can access your account using your Google account credentials.

This makes the login experience as convenient as possible, as you do not have to remember their usernames or passwords.

Limitless Student Practice

With this platform, you can practice as many times as you want without any restrictions. Students can practice math problems and exercises for as long as they want. 

In this way, you can reinforce your math skills. Students can practice and master various math topics without any limitations. 

Instructional Videos for Every Problem Type

Are you tired of feeling stuck on math problems? Do you wish you had a teacher right there, guiding you through each step?

This feature has got you covered!

Delta Math offers useful videos that show you how to solve each kind of math problem step by step. It is like having a math teacher right next to you, showing you how to solve different math problems step by step. 

These videos help you understand and learn better, especially when you are stuck on a math problem. 

Google Classroom Integration

The “Google Classroom Integration” feature in Delta Math makes it effortless for teachers to link their Delta Math accounts with Google Classroom. 

This integration allows teachers to easily share the two tools’ assignments, grades, and other class information. 

It is like having a bridge between the two tools, which makes it easier for teachers to run their classes and for students to get assignments and submit work. 

This integration simplifies the workflow for both the teacher and students, which saves time and improves the overall educational experience.

Auto Grading

Imagine having a personal math assistant at your fingertips, ready to check your answers and give you instant feedback on your assignments.

Delta Math’s Autograding feature is a virtual assistant that automatically checks the answers to your math problems and indicates whether you got them correct or not. 

Since you do not need to wait for a teacher to grade your work, this feature saves you time. It also gives you instant feedback, so you can learn from your errors right away.

Evidence of Student Progress and Learning

This platform acts as a “report card” for students’ math skills. This feature provides students with clear evidence of how much they have improved.

It is a great way for students and teachers to see where they are and how far they have come in their math education.

It shows you the specific results of your work. 

Detailed Student Data, Including Time-Stamps

Are you looking for a way to track your progress and optimize your learning?

This feature of Delta Math includes specific, time-stamped records of a student’s progress. This data allows educators and students to track a learner’s learning journey over a period of time.

It is a great way for teachers to track how much time a student spends on each task. It also helps to identify areas where students might need additional help.

For students, it serves as a personal time stamp for their study habits and progress. This helps them manage their time better and refine their study strategy. 

Cheat Prevention Tools

The cheat prevention tools are similar to safeguards to make sure students are actually doing their work and not cheating or getting help from third-party sources. 

They help keep the integrity of the assessments and assignments intact.

These tools can include locking down the web browser during tests, randomly ordering question orders, and limiting the time students have to complete tasks.

In this way, teachers can ensure their students are actually learning and applying the math skills they have learned, rather than using cheating or third-party help to get the answers they need. It encourages fairness and integrity in the classroom.

Assign Specific Problems

Delta Math allows teachers to select and assign specific math problems to students. It is similar to a homework assignment that focuses on a particular skill or concept.

This feature gives teachers more flexibility in what students practice. It ensures students work on specific problems that match their lesson plans and learning goals.

It is a targeted approach to reinforce specific math skills and personalize assignments to meet student needs. This helps to create a more accurate and effective learning experience.

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How to Create a Delta Math Account 

Here are the easy steps to create a Delta Math account:

• First, you need to go to deltamath .
• Enter the access code.
• Select your class and enter your information.
• Enter your school’s email address and password.
• Click “Create Account” at the bottom of the screen.
• You will be presented with a message saying, “Your account has been successfully created.”
• Once your account has been created, log in and complete the “Practice using DeltaMath” assignment.

Delta Math Login For Students 

Students need to follow these steps to log in to Delta Math:

• To log in as a student, visit the Delta Math website: www.deltamath.com  
• Click on the “Student” tab right now.
• Enter your class code and click on the “Register” button.
• You’ll be asked to create a username and password.
• Once you have created your account, you will be able to log in to Delta Math and begin practicing math problems.

Delta Math Login For Teachers 

As a teacher, you have to visit the site and select the “teachers” option.

• Now is the time to enter your school code and press the “Login” button. 
• When you log in, you can easily create student assignments and track their progress. 

How Do I Create Assignments in Delta Math? 

Teachers can easily create students’ assignments on this platform.

• Go to the website and log into your teacher account. You will land on the teacher’s dashboard. 
• Now choose the “Create Assignment” button.
• Choose the math problems that you would like to include in your assignment. You will have the option to browse the library of already-created problems or create your own. 
• Give your assignment a name so students can easily find it.
• Set the due date for the assignment and any other important instructions or details that you want your students to know.
• Once students complete their assignments, you will be able to check them.

The interface of Delta Math may evolve over time, but the following general steps should help you create assignments in Delta Math as a teacher.

Delta Math Assignment Grading 

Delta Math automatically grades student work for most assignments based on its answer key and scorecard. This means teachers do not have to grade students’ work manually, which saves time.

Each student’s answer is given detailed feedback, such as the correct answer, a step-by-step explanation, and extra resources. This feedback helps students learn from their errors and better understand the material.

Price of Delta Math 

Delta Math has two versions: free and paid.

The free version is a real game-changer in math education. It provides an incredible set of resources for free, making Math practice easier for students and teachers.

But if you are looking for an even better experience, the paid version (which costs less than $100 per year) takes it to the next level. 

With the paid version, you will get access to instructional videos, more options for refining assignments, and the ability to create your own questions.

DeltaMath’s user-friendly interface makes it easy for educators to incorporate it into their classroom routines. With just five minutes of sign-up, selecting a question, creating a class, and assigning the task, it is easy to get started.

Delta Math Alternatives 

If you are looking for the best alternatives to Delta Math, we have compiled a list of the top 10 alternative brands to Delta Math. Let’s take a look at them:

Mathspace.co

Mathspace.co is an online platform that aims to revolutionize math education. It offers students a personalized learning experience that is tailored to their needs. 

It provides a huge library of math problems, ranging from simple arithmetic to complex calculus. It analyzes each student’s strengths and weaknesses and adapts the problems’ difficulty accordingly, so learners are always challenged.

Mathspace.co also provides step-by-step solutions and instant feedback. You can learn from your mistakes and progress at your own pace. You can also monitor your students’ progress.

Playosmo.com

Playosmo.com creates engaging and fun learning experiences for kids. It combines the power of the physical with the power of the digital to make learning enjoyable and effective.

Parents and educators love using Osmo’s educational products to enhance their children’s skills. Through the online platform, parents and educators alike can use Osmo to access a wide variety of educational games that are designed to help children learn and develop important skills.

These games can be used to improve math skills, spelling skills, creativity skills, problem-solving skills, and more. All of these games can be accessed through the Osmo online platform.

Kiwico is a leading online platform that provides hands-on learning activities and kits for kids of all ages. 

It provides a wide variety of crate options to meet the needs of kids of all ages and interests, ranging from toddlers to teens. Its mission is to inspire tomorrow’s innovators and problem-solvers by making learning fun and accessible. 

With Kiwico, both parents and educators have an easy and effective tool to promote hands-on learning while instilling a love for STEM in young minds.

Qill.org is a revolutionary online platform that helps students improve their writing skills. It provides a variety of engaging writing activities and lessons suitable for different grade levels.

The platform’s key features include real-time grammar and writing mechanics feedback, personalized exercises that are tailored to each student’s needs, and an adaptive learning approach that provides students with appropriate challenges and support while they work through their assignments.

It also helps teachers measure and enhance their students’ writing skills by aligning with educational standards and providing comprehensive tracking options.

We hope you got all the information you wanted about Delta Math. It is a top-notch platform that helps numerous teachers and students. 

So why wait?

Join the Delta Math community today and experience the game-changing approach to math education that is transforming the way we learn and teach Mathematics.

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