Which mathematician-turned-CEO revolutionized mathematics education by creating Desmos, the free online graphing calculator that disrupted Texas Instruments' market dominance?

Educational technology has transformed how mathematics is taught and learned globally. One standout success story combines sophisticated product development with intuitive design to create tools used by millions of students and educators. This poll explores how mathematical product innovation has disrupted traditional educational approaches and created new market opportunities in the educational technology sector.

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Eli Luberoff, who built the first prototype while studying mathematics at Yale
Dan Meyer, who developed the product after identifying gaps in math education as a high school teacher
Conrad Wolfram, who created it as an extension of the Wolfram Alpha computational knowledge engine
Jo Boaler, who designed it to support her research on mathematical mindsets at Stanford University