In this video, we are going to familiarize ourselves with the interface of GeoGebra 6.0. We will also learn the different parts of GeoGebra which includes the input bar, the algebra view, the graphics view, and the perspectives window.

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Key Questions:

What part(s) of the surface equations cause the slide to spiral upward? How do we know? Explain.

If the 2nd term of the right side of each equation was eliminated, what would the surface look like?

GeoGebra is an interactive geometry, algebra, statistics and calculus application, intended for learning and teaching mathematics and science from primary school to university level. GeoGebra is available on multiple platforms, with apps for desktops, tablets and web.

How to measure an Angle in Geogebra

#DidYouKnow? #GeoGebra’s apps currently have 73 different language options from which a student can choose! 😀 A dream come true for Ss (& Ts of Ss) learning English (or another language) as a 2nd language! Credit & T/Y to all these volunteers: http://geogebra.org/team #MTBoS #ITeachMath

🎉 New to #GeoGebra Notes: Ruler & protractor! Also, when you drag the pen along the side of the ruler, it creates a straight segment! https://www.geogebra.org/notes

The reflect command in Geogebra has a few options, but maybe the most familiar to most of us from school is a 2 dimensional reflection in a line.

Once we understand the basics of sliders, vectors, and lists in GeoGebra, we can make some pretty neat things! This is the first of two videos in which I'll show you how to make some lovely geometric string art patterns.

00:00 - Intro
00:50 - Basic Construction
05:02 - Advanced Construction
10:54 - It's a Parabola!
12:17 - Completing the Project
14:03 - Wrap-up

Manual: GeoGebra in a Nutshell (from http://school-maths.com) - Section 1.4

This video shows Algebra1 and Pre-Algebra teachers an activity where flags can be used to engage students in an activity involving graphing and writing the equations of various lines using Geogebra.

This video was made with Screencast-O-Matic. If interested in learning how to make your own Screencast-O-Matic videos, check out: https://youtu.be/Nl_VRjiBAtU

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Kelly Remijan, PD & Curriculum Specialist at the Illinois Math & Science Academy- Center for Teaching and Learning, at kremijan@imsa.edu.

You can now create GeoGebra lessons and assign them immediately to Google Classroom!
This video quickly shows you how from the perspective of the teacher (left side) and also the student (right side).

#Calculus, #APCalc Teachers: Brief demo of #GeoGebra ‘s newly released #CAS app = geogebra.org/cas WRT limits, derivatives, integrals, etc. Students can use this app to formatively assess results of their own work!

#Math Ts: Here is a start of a Baby-Step #GeoGebra #3D Tutorial Series (under construction).
GeoGebra Resource: https://www.geogebra.org/m/ehj....beexu#material/pgx3z

#InteractiveMathematics #Rotationalsymmetry #Mathematicslearning #MathematicsTeaching #RashmiKathuria #RashKathMath
Joyful Learning of Mathematics| Exploring Rotational Symmetry in quadrilaterals using GeoGebra

Manual: GeoGebra in a Nutshell (from http://school-maths.com) - Parallelogram

This one is a little bit GeoGebra and a little bit childhood throwback... at least it is for me! We'll learn a bit about how to make things change color in GeoGebra using Dynamic Color, and we'll use that function to make some colorful pictures.

00:00 - Intro
00:45 - Making a Moveable Point
01:20 - The "Show Trace" Setting
02:31 - Setting Up "Dynamic Color"
05:01 - Making an Eraser
07:07 - Outro

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Applet by: Guillermo Bautista Jr.

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