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The Möbius Content Templates are a DigitalEd collection of templated questions that can be asked using Möbius' flexible response areas, example interactives for various topics, and algorithmically-generated plotting examples.

Three types of Content Templates have been developed to get your class up and running faster:

• Question Templates: Template questions, each with a distinct grading routine.
• Interactives: Interactive Math Apps ready for use in Möbius.
• Plotting Examples: Template questions with commonly used types of plots.

Get To Know Möbius is a showcase of the different Möbius question types as well as some sample lessons and assignments from DigitalEd.

You’ll also have access to orientation activities that you can deliver to your students to help them get up and running faster in Möbius!

The Möbius Lesson Banks are Course Modules containing lesson material from the Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing (CEMC) for a wide range of introductory mathematics including: algebra, geometry, calculus, trigonometry, and more.

• Advanced Functions and Pre-Calculus: Properties of polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, and radical functions, and the applications of these properties.

• Calculus and Vectors: Derivatives of polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, and integral calculus. Real-world applications. Vectors, lines, and planes.

• Euclidean Geometry: Properties of triangles and circles to applications. The material is designed around building problem solving and proof skills.

• Exponential and Trigonometric Functions: Exponential and sinusoidal functions. Properties, transformations, and applications.

• Introduction to Functions: Function notation. Domain and range. Transformations of functions. Inverses of functions. Inequalities, absolute values, and reciprocals.

• Linear Relations and Analytic Geometry: Linear and non-linear relations. Solving linear equations and linear systems. Analytic geometry and statistics.

• Measurement, Geometry, and Trigonometry: Pythagorean theorem. Measurement of 2D figures and 3D solids. Optimization. Geometric relationships. Triangle trigonometry. Angles in standard position and trigonometric identities.

• Number Sense and Algebraic Expressions: Exponent laws. Manipulating expressions including polynomials and radical and rational expressions. Investigating prime factorization.

• Numbers, Geometry, Algebra, and Data: Negative numbers and fractions. Basic algebra through patterning, proportional reasoning, and other topics. Polygons, circles, and triangles.

• Problem Solving and Mathematical Discovery: Investigation of problem solving techniques involving problems from a wide spectrum of mathematical topics.

• Quadratic Relations: Graphs and tables. Standard, factored, and vertex forms. Algebra of quadratic relations. Quadratic equations. Intersections of lines and parabolas.

• Sequences, Series, and Financial Literacy: Arithmetic and geometric sequences. Financial applications including simple interest, compound interest, and annuities.

The Möbius Assignment Banks are Course Modules containing already-made assignments from DigitalEd and partnered schools.

They cover a range of introductory math topics such as calculus and statistics.

• Calculus I: Trigonometry, inequalities and absolute values, intuitive limits, limit definition, continuity and differentiation, derivative rules and related rates, differentials, graph sketching, integration, integrals, and logs and exponents.

• Calculus II: Inverse functions and trigonometry, arctrig derivatives and integrals, hyperbolic functions, L'Hopital's Rule, integration by parts and trigonometric products, integration by trigonometric substitution, integration by partial fractions and improper integrals, volumes of revolution and arc length, parametric equations, and polar coordinates.

• Financial Mathematics: Multivariate optimization, matrices, linear algebra, constrained optimization, single-variable calculus, multivariate calculus, basic algebra, and syntax testing.

• Statistics: Tests for count data, simple linear regression, sampling distributions, probability, introduction to statistics, inference for two population variances, inference for two population proportions, inference for two population means, inference for single population variance, inference for single population proportion, inference for single population mean, inference for population correlation, general statistical inference, discrete random variables, descriptive statistics, continuous random variables, and analysis of variance.

The Möbius Question Banks are Course Modules containing thousands of pre-built questions from DigitalEd and partnered schools. 

They cover a wide range of STEM topics and are instantly ready to be incorporated into your existing Möbius lessons and assignments.

• Algebra: Absolute values, equations and inequalities, functions, functions and relations, polynomials, quadratic equations, rational expressions, and sketching questions.

• Calculus: Curve analysis, curve sketching, derivatives, integrals, limits, Mean Value Theorem, optimization, sign chart interpretation, and vector fields and parametric curves.

• Chemistry: Atoms, molecules, the Periodic Table, chemical reactions, intermolecular forces and gases, and organic chemistry.

• Engineering: Electric circuits, engineering mechanics, fluid mechanics, free body diagrams (mechanics), introduction to control systems, introduction to vibrations, kinematics and dynamics, modes of heat transfer, and robot manipulators.

• Linear Algebra: Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors, inner product spaces, linear algebra, linear equations and transformations, matrix algebra, and quadratic forms.

• Physics: Angular mechanics, fluid mechanics, free body diagrams (electricity and magnetism), linear mechanics, oscillatory motion, universal gravitation, and wave motion.

• Pre-Algebra: Graphing and other pre-algebra basics.

• Statistics (DigitalEd): Continuous distributions, discrete distributions, means and variances, and probability.

• Statistics (University of Waterloo): Sampling distribution, probability, series, order statistics, measures of spread, measures of center, counting techniques, hypothesis testing basics, two-sample hypothesis testing, one-sample hypothesis testing, graphical analysis, discrete probability models, discrete multivariate distribution, continuous distributions, and confidence intervals.