They make it sound like logarithms and exponents are going steady. (In a very serious way.) This page gives an excellent overview of how logarithms and exponents are related, and how they can be simplified.

Feel like getting your world turned upside-down again? We sure do. Strap yourself in and bring a doggy bag if necessary, because this site focuses all on inverse functions and operations.

If graphs really get you fired up, this site is for you. It contains a solid re-visit of exponential functions and how they are graphically different from logs.

A video with a breakdown of logarithms using wiggly, wobbly numbers and a set of really red eyes. It's also got a good example of how logarithms apply to chemistry.

If you'd like to bone up on some of the basic rules of simplifying logarithms with a helpful narrator to guide you through, this is the place.

This video has a good overview of graphic exponential functions, and a demonstration of how exponential functions never go to the dark side. Er, negative side.

We heard there was a bulk sale on math videos over here. Practically anything you can imagine involved with exponentials and logs is explained in moving-picture form for your enjoyment.

Who wants to be a fake millionaire? We knew you would. This game is a quiz-show style affair that tests your knowledge of exponential and logarithmic functions. Three lifelines, no phone-a-friend—can you win?

Here's an interesting take on solving exponential equations. It's like a choose-your-own-adventure book for efficient solving methods. If you want to sharpen your skills at recognizing the best path to take, this is the place to do it.