AOL Keyword Tool

AOL has released more than 20M web queries collected from ~650k users over three months (from March 1, 2006 - June 1, 2006). We'd like to present an easy web interface to analyze current data enhanced by most advanced stats.
 Queries  Unique users  Referrers  Average Click Position
benezet's math methods 1 1 1
historical connections in mathematics 1 1 5
changing percent into decimals 1 1 3
student center.com 1 1 5
strategies to teach multiplication and division facts 1 1 1
mathematics 3.14 pie 1 1 1
tesselations with rotations 1 1 2
how to inscribe a regular decagon in a circle 1 1 6
round to the nearest ten thousandth 1 1 2
using negative numbers lesson plans 1 1 2
objectives fractions 1 1 3
using learning styles to teach fractions 1 2 6
dividing fractions 1 1 9
kinesthetic adding fractions 1 1 11
adding and subtracting fractions 1 1 4
stock market statistics 1 1 9
isometric explorations 1 1 6
number pattern 4 3 2 3 1 3 1 6 1 1 4
definition of surface area math 1 1 4
graphing coordinates geometry 1 1 5
coordinate geometry images transformations 1 1 5
how to figure interest on loan 1 1 4
how many dots in the nth square number 1 2 4
finding area of irregular figure 1 2 1
greater than and less than symbols 1 1 1
high school math 1 1 2
math program for math improvement 1 3 7
cards and probability 1 1 6
math bar graphic 1 2 3
common sense questions 1 1 3
what is the equation to find the range of numbers 1 1 1
google number 1 1 1
converting ft to yards 1 2 2
2 grade math learning free 1 1 9
learning math 1 2 6
forum 1 1 12
simple algebraic equations 1 1 1
zero to the zero power 1 1 2
zero to the zero power ' 1 1 2
don't use zero to the zero power 1 1 6
what is the sin formula 1 1 5
integer calculater 1 1 7
mathematics definition of side 1 1 1
how do you make a base twelve basic fact addition table 1 1 7
base twelve 1 1 8
how to make a base twelve addition table 1 2 8
math the scratch method 1 2 2
picture of napier's bones 1 1 7
how to make a set of napier's bones 1 1 1
the algorithm scratch method in math why does it work 1 1 3