AI-assisted math learning for adult (long-term) beginner

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This discussion centers on the search for alternatives to ALEKS, a commercial AI-assisted math learning program. The user expresses dissatisfaction with ALEKS due to its recent layout changes and questions its overall value. The conversation highlights a desire for effective math mastery tools for adult learners, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning in mathematics.

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This discussion is beneficial for adult learners seeking effective math learning solutions, educators exploring AI-assisted teaching tools, and developers of educational software aiming to enhance user engagement and learning outcomes.

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My Question relates to Commercial Computer- or AI-assisted Math learning programs

Can anyone recommend a competitor to ALEKS, which I used to use but gave up on when they revamped the lay out
(besides which, I have reason to believe that ALEKS may not be best value in town)

Hello to everyone on my friend list!
I'm back to have my bi-decennial crack at math mastery.
This time I hope I have all the life "parameters" set to the right frequencies and who knows, maybe this will be "The Beginning of Infinity"** in terms of a continuous learning curve for me.

Hope you are all flourishingly, swimmingly well !

Michael
aka Lebec
aka DeusAbscondus

** Book title by David Deutsche about the reach of scientific explanations; a defence of "scienticism", in its pure, non-pejorative use, ie: a robust confidence in the power and reach of science and a concommitant denigration of spurious "alternative ways of knowing"
A book I barely understand but keep reading in the hope that one day I will have a breakthrough (like with maths)
 
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Unfortunately, I can't help you with your question, but I did want to welcome you back...I happy to hear you have renewed your desire to do some math. :)
 

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