The problem-set directory shows a listing of the IMMEX problem-sets that are available for use on our servers. Feel free to browse through the directory to see if there is a problem-set that will supplement your curriculum.

USING THE COLOR TAGS

The problem-set directory has a color-coding system built in that will allow you to quickly sort and isolate specific problem-sets for a certain discipline.

In this picture, "Buffy's Millenium Party" has a color tag of magenta, and it is also shown that this problem-set targets 7th grade students.

To isolate problem-sets that have a similar discipline to "Buffy's Millenium Party," you can click on the color tag for the problem-set.

If you isolate problem-sets for a specific discipline, the color tags will not be shown because all of the entries have the same topic group.

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USING THE KEY

The key, which is highlighted in grey and which is just above the problem-set directory, allows a quick isolation of a particular discipline. IMMEX has problem-sets for a diverse range of disciplines.

In this picture, part of the key has been highlighted to show that clicking there will isolate the problem-sets designed to focus on "Mathematics" topics.

Clicking on an entry in the key will immediately isolate those problem-sets.

You can refer to the key to decode the color tags in the directory.

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USING THE KEY TO SHOW ALL PROBLEM-SETS

After isolating a particular group of problem-sets, you can return to the entire list by clicking on "View All Problem-Sets," in the key.

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