GeoGebra mini lesson

Laura, Apr 16, 2018

Laura Partanen GeoGebra mini lesson

Table of Contents

  1. First Chapter: GeoGebra and mathematical functions
    1. GeoGebra: Introduction
    2. GeoGebra site
    3. Creating Resources Tutorial
    4. Example 1.1: Mathematical functions
  2. Second Chapter: Mind map and trace function
    1. Mind Map example: Classification of Companies
    2. Example 2.1: Trace function
  3. Third Chapter: Plane geometry
    1. Maps
    2. Example 3.1: Distances
    3. direction on map
  4. Fourth Chapter: Solid geometry
    1. Example 4.1: Method around x-axis
    2. Example 4.2: A layered 3D model
  5. Fifth Chapter: Games
    1. Snake
    2. Chinese Match Puzzles 1-8
    3. Basketball 3D (with rebounds)
  6. Sixth Chapter: Questions
    1. Questions?

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First Chapter: GeoGebra and mathematical functions

[b]In the first chapter I talk about GeoGebra and it's drawing area and tools. In addition I show some mathematical functions. Also I mention how to create a book in GeoGebra. Later in the mini lesson I talk about maps, plane and solid geometries, games and questions. I have tried to use my own example exercises almost in every chapter. [/b]

  • 1. GeoGebra: Introduction
  • 2. GeoGebra site
  • 3. Creating Resources Tutorial
  • 4. Example 1.1: Mathematical functions

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GeoGebra: Introduction

[size=100][size=150][color=#980000][b]GeoGebra[/b] is an interactive geometry, algebra, statistics and calculus application, intended for learning and teaching mathematics and science from primary school to university level. [br][br]GeoGebra is available on multiple platforms with its desktop applications for Windows, macOS and Linux, with its tablet apps for Android, iPad and Windows, and with its web application based on HTML5 technology.[br][br]Its creator, Markus Hohenwarter,started the project in 2001 as part of his master's thesis at the University of Salzburg. He continues developing GeoGebra together with the help of open-source developers and translators all over the world.[br][br]GeoGebras main features are:[br][/color][list][*][color=#980000]Interactive geometry environment (2D and 3D)[/color][/*][*][color=#980000]Built-in spreadsheet[/color][/*][*][color=#980000]Built-in CAS[/color][/*][*][color=#980000]Built-in statistics and calculus tools[/color][/*][*][color=#980000]Allows scripting[/color][/*][*][color=#980000]Large number of interactive learning and teaching resources at GeoGebra Materials[/color][/*][/list][color=#980000][br][b]Community:[/b][br][br]The International GeoGebra Institute (IGI) is the not-for-profit entity of The GeoGebra Group, coordinating deployment and research efforts across a global network of user groups at universities and non-profit organizations. [br][br]It joins teachers, students, software developers and researchers to support, develop, translate and organise the GeoGebra related tasks and projects. The local user groups support students and teachers in their region. [br][br]As part of the International GeoGebra Institute network they share free educational materials via the GeoGebra Materialsplatform, organize workshops, and work on projects related to GeoGebra. [/color][br][br][/size][/size]
– Laura

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Second Chapter: Mind map and trace function

[b][color=#198f88]The main topic for the second chapter is doing mind map for the classification of companys and related issues concerning them. In addition I show an example about analytic geometry and trace function.[/color][/b]

  • 1. Mind Map example: Classification of Companies
  • 2. Example 2.1: Trace function

2.1.

Mind Map example: Classification of Companies

Classification of Companies
– Laura, SCERT, TAMIL NADU.

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Third Chapter: Plane geometry

[b][color=#0a971e]Plane geometry solutions and attaching text and pictures to the drawing area. [/color][/b]

  • 1. Maps
  • 2. Example 3.1: Distances
  • 3. direction on map

3.1.

Maps

Maps
– Mr. Krebs

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Fourth Chapter: Solid geometry

[b][color=#d69210]3D-drawing and objects. Introduction to 3D-drawing area and also its tools and settings. [/color][/b]

  • 1. Example 4.1: Method around x-axis
  • 2. Example 4.2: A layered 3D model

4.1.

Example 4.1: Method around x-axis

Example 4.1: Function y spins around x-axis
– Laura

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Fifth Chapter: Games

[b][color=#b20ea8]Also something fun and different what everyone can do.[/color][/b]

  • 1. Snake
  • 2. Chinese Match Puzzles 1-8
  • 3. Basketball 3D (with rebounds)

5.1.

Snake

Control the snake with the arrows on your keyboard or by clicking the buttons.
– John Ulbright

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Sixth Chapter: Questions

[b][color=#1551b5]??Questions??[/color][/b]

  • 1. Questions?

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Questions?

– Laura

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