Our Partners

In our continuous effort to deliver the best quality experience for students and educators we have partnered with several reputable, like-minded companies and organizations. Through these strategic partnerships we enhance not only our product offerings, but those of our partners. Select a partner below to learn more.

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The MIT Press

Established in 1962, The MIT Press is one of the largest and most distinguished university presses in the world and a leading publisher of books and journals at the intersection of science, technology, art, social science, and design. Known for intellectual daring, scholarly standards, and interdisciplinary focus, MIT Press publishes significant works from leading researchers, scholars, and educators around the globe.

University Physics for Life Sciences - A Cellular Approach, book cover

University Physics for Life Sciences

A Cellular Approach

By Lisa Lapidus, PhD

An introductory physics textbook for life science students that focuses on biological examples at the cellular and molecular level. It incorporates two foundational themes often excluded from standard physics textbooks: diffusion and electric dipoles, the basis for almost all biological molecular interactions.

The MIT Press

XYZ Textbooks

XYZ Textbooks is dedicated to enhancing student success in mathematics. It offers a comprehensive catalog from arithmetic to applied calculus, designed to be accessible, engaging, and affordable, supporting students of all backgrounds.

Every example is accompanied by a video tutorial written to be easily relatable, with the option to choose a tutor - including a Spanish-language option - so students can explore various methods for solving the same problem. XYZ's video tutorials work on laptops, tablets, and mobile devices.

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GeoGebra

GeoGebra is a platform to connect enthusiastic teachers and students, offering a new way to explore and learn about math. Its online graphing features and animations give math and science teachers a great tool to help students visualize concepts being taught.

The XYZ Homework engine integrates with GeoGebra to bring a level of interactivity, engagement, and visualization not available previously. GeoGebra questions can be used as classroom demonstrations or included with homework assignments or tests.

Learn more at geogebra.org →
GeoGebra

MyOpenMath

Born out of open source software created by, David Lippman, a math professor in Washington state, and author of many open source textbooks. MyOpenMath is operated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is an online course management and assessment system for mathematics and other quantitative fields.

XYZ Homework is proud to be a long-term sponsor of this platform, contributing to its efficiency and popularity. We continue to push the platform forward to provide the many already familiar with it an enhanced, more feature-rich experience.

Learn more at myopenmath.com →