Problem1 (liteApplet1.pg) illustrates the use of the "live map" liteApplet designed by Frank Wattenberg and others.

Problem 2 (liteApplet2.pg) shows a slight variation of how to use the same applet. This version randomizes which three cities are chosen when asking for distances.

Problem 3 (unionLibrary/setMVlevelsets/levels-4/levels-4.pg) taken from the Union College problem library collection, shows how to use both static pictures and the Live Graph applet to ask visualization questions about level curves. There are many more examples in the Unioin Library's setMVlevelsets, as well as problem unionLibrary/setMVderivatives/gradient-3/gradient-3a.pg

Problem 4 (appletExamples/sketchGraph1.pg) is a prototype graphical entry devise (GraphApplet). The java applet is one of the mathbeans writtten by David Eck at Hobart and William Smith College.

Problem 5 (appletExamples/sliderGraph1.pg) is a second prototype graphical entry devise (SliderGraphApplet). The java applet is one of the mathbeans writtten by David Eck at Hobart and William Smith College.

Problem 6 (appletExamples/gummyGraph1.pg) is very similar to problem 4, but uses the GummyGraph applet instead of the GraphApplet

Problem 7 (appletExamples/scriptGraph1.pg) uses the applet ScriptGraph writtten by David Eck at Hobart and William Smith College.

Problem 8 (appletExamples/scriptGraph2.pg) also uses ScriptGraph but with different parameters.

Problem 9 (appletExamples/PolarGraph.pg) was one of the first demo problems to use Java applets. This one is served from a site at Johns Hopkins University.