TimesTables
Test your times tables against the clock
New free version of TimesTables software available
May 29th
It’s been a while but I’ve updated TimesTables!
This new version includes the ability to save scores even from your tables drilling.
So as one user requested, you can now test out your 7x, 8x or 9x times tables, save scores and see the improvement!
You can download TimesTables from the Download page.
TimesTables is copyright software but is free for personal use – so get cracking! 
Let us know how you’re going!
Sep 12th
TimesTables has been fun to put together.
Learning your times tables is one of the best things you can do for helping your maths (that’s what we call “math” in Australia!) and it’ll be something you’ll use throughout your life.
If you have ideas for making TimesTables better, why not drop us a comment below.
How the TT score works
Mar 18th
TimesTables looks for two things when you do one of the tests – it looks for accuracy (how many you get right) and speed (how long it takes you to answer them).
So what I’ve done is created a composite score called the TT Score.
Basically, it’s a combination of the two – accuracy and speed – so the fastest you answer the questions and the more you get right, the higher your TT score.
At any stage you get a question wrong, you automatically get a three-second time penalty – not only does TimesTables display the correct answer but it ensures you can’t cheat and simply race through each question, right or wrong.
Another tip – you can use the numeric keypad of your keyboard to enter your answers in faster – just type in your score and press the <enter> key to load up the next question instantly.