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MathAmigo is supported by three types of research:
1. Classroom Research
2. Design Research
3. Post Design Analysis
The classroom research is combination of formal and informal studies by independent researchers. The Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology at Rutgers University, USA is conducting the formal research to meet the requirements of the No Child Left Behind Act. This report is due for completion on 2007.
► Rutgers: Research Interim Report
► Rutgers: Survey of User Experience
► Case Study: New Jersey
► Case Study: Washington State
► Schoolzone: Independent Evaluation of MathAmigo
 
The Design Research provided the information that guided the product design. The classroom research is combination of formal and informal studies.
► Design Literature Research
► Using Handheld Computers in the Math Class
► MathAmigo Evaluation Report
► Report on MathAmigo Competition
This work consists of an evaluation of MathAmgio against various principles established as best practice.
MathAmigo Evaluation Against:
► National Research Council: How People Learn
► No Child Left Behind Act