At the present time, MathUP has been optimized for use with the following operating systems, devices, and browsers. MathUP is not yet optimized for use with mobile devices.

The link included in the invitation email is active only until its initial use. Once you have clicked on the link, it will expire. Clicking on this link again is what causes you to receive the “Invalid Token” message. As you are already in our system, please clear your cache and refresh your browser before going directly to www.mathup.ca (Ontario users) or nat.mathup.ca (National users), where you can click the “Log In” button at the top right corner of the page.

If you do not remember your password or if you did not set one up, simply type in the email address associated with your account and select “Forgot Password?” to create a new password.

If you ever need to change your password, simply click the “Forgot Password?” button on the Log In page and follow the prompts.

To find out more about pricing for MathUP Classroom, please contact your Rubicon sales representative. You can find your sales representative by clicking here.

Please contact your Rubicon sales representative to purchase a licence for MathUP Classroom. You can find your sales representative by clicking here.

No, a MathUP Classroom licence is an individual, one-time purchase.

A MathUP Classroom licence is a single-user licence. Sharing a licence is against the terms and conditions of the resource.

We have developed two MathUP editions in order to meet the different curriculum requirements of provincial and territorial jurisdictions in Canada.

1. The Ontario Edition covers all the Ontario Ministry curriculum expectations. The Ontario edition has been aligned to the new 2020 Ontario curriculum expectations.
2. The National Edition meets the curriculum requirements of BC and Western, Northern, and Atlantic Canada.

Note: The curriculum for each Western, Northern, and Atlantic jurisdiction is currently based on the Western and Northern Canadian Protocol (WNCP) Curriculum Framework, 2006.

MathUP Classroom is a comprehensive online resource that provides professional learning in mathematics for teachers, while meeting all curriculum requirements via lessons and activities that can be shared digitally with students.

Marian Small wrote MathUP to help teachers improve their knowledge of mathematical content and understanding of concepts and ideas so that they can do the following:

• become more skilful in working with math content
• teach and assess with intention
• ask rich questions
• know what to look for
• consolidate student learning
• help all students to improve their learning and achieve
  success

Ontario Edition: All the Ontario curriculum expectations are covered in the three-part lessons provided for each grade level. MathUP is designed to help you meet both the spirit and content of the curriculum as well as align with other ministry initiatives such as Growing Success.

National Edition: Currently, MathUP Classroom covers the majority of curriculum requirements in BC and Western, Northern, and Atlantic jurisdictions via three-part lessons and additional activities.

Ontario Edition: All the Ontario curriculum expectations are covered in the three-part lessons provided for each grade level. MathUP is designed to help you meet both the spirit and content of the curriculum as well as align with other ministry initiatives such as Growing Success.

National Edition: Currently, MathUP Classroom covers the majority of curriculum requirements in BC and Western, Northern, and Atlantic jurisdictions via three-part lessons and additional activities.