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The New Mathwright Library is a FREE (and growing) collection of more than 110 interactive, electronic mathematics and science "books" at the University and Secondary level. These books have been developed by College and Secondary School mathematics and science teachers (and sometimes by their students) since 1991.

Initially funded by the National Science Foundation and supported by the IBM Corporation, it has been in place on the web since 1994. It serves as the support for a number of web-based mathematics courses at several universities whose sites can be visited from the library.

These books are documents created with a mathematics authoring program called Mathwright. The books are only available for the Microsoft Windows platform, and the Library is compatible with all versions of Windows above 3.0, including Windows 98.

When visitors register in the Library for the first time, they may download a free program, called the Mathwright Library Player, which is a "reader" for the books collected here.