Sources for mathematics outside the mathematics world
Solution 1:
One source of free interactive demos is the Wolfram Demonstrations Project.
You need to download the freely available Wolfram CDF Player if you don't have Mathematica.For very nice graphs, try the Desmos Graphing Calculator. The output looks really nice.
See for instance an interactive example of drawing lines.Try also What's Happening in the Mathematical Sciences and Mathematical Moments, both from the AMS.
Solution 2:
There is another good source for mathematics outside mathematics world: Feature Column from the AMS. One may try the following categories:
- History of Mathematics
- Math and Nature
- Math and Technology
- Math and the Arts
- Math and the Sciences
- Miscellaneous
Solution 3:
Here is an extremely good source I have recently found: Panorama
And in general, all the page Mathigon is outstanding well done.
Another very useful source: Math in Real Life Series