Links

=This wiki is a work in progress to share my learning with Geogebra=

Geogebra is free and open source: Check it out at these links: [] [] [] [] []

My Geogebra Applets => http://gapplets.wikispaces.com/ Applets I am using in the classroom as at August 2011 http://2011maths.wikispaces.com/Applets

Also see [] [] [] [] [] [] http://geogebraart.wikispaces.com/2011+Links [] [] [] and [] [] [] []

Other sites I have include: http://geogebraart.wikispaces.com/ http://2012maths.wikispaces.com/ http://2011maths.wikispaces.com/ http://sltgeogebra.wikispaces.com/ for early childhood speech development

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Links I intend to learn from [] [] [] [] Issue: some of the awesome applets do not allow a right-click to see how they were made. I want to: -create probability simulations (seen on video [] - can not find an applet) -create random movement (I have seen it in video and applets [] ) -create fading traces (not seen yet - exists in geosketchpad - could follow the point with a different colour but loose background) -investigate teaching statistics (year 13) using geogebra compared to excel (and at lower levels)

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