We are proud to announce the launching of an online fractal course. It has been developed by the Fractal Foundation in collaboration with UNM under a grant from the NM Public Education Department.
While the course is primarily aimed at high school students, anyone may browse the material and do the exercises and activities.
The material in the course will open in a separate window.
An answer key is available, with a donation of any amount.
This course is still evolving. Please use the feedback form below to leave any comments, suggestions, corrections, ideas, etc. Thanks!
This material is copyright by the Fractal Foundation. Please use this course, and share this link with others, but DO NOT reproduce any of the material without explicit, written permission.







Can’t wait to use it. So few teachers (myself included) can teach this topic well.
my teacher told me about this and it looked so fun and never got to do it
Dear Fractal Foundation,
You are making a good job. I have learned lots of things about fractals from your online course pages. thank you very much…
fractals are awesome
I never learned about fractals in my high school science class but I’m using them now by my own choice for a 3D project. This course is helping my understanding a lot.
Awesome! Very comprehensive, covering so many cross curriculum subject areas.Im an Art Teacher, painter and photographer. I took the online course, and can’t wait to implement this with my students1
Looks awesome! I did a day on fractals last year with my class right after doing complex numbers, but I think it was too much for one day and many of them were confused. I would like to try using the online course this year so students can partly explore the material at home but discuss in class. Thanks!