Monthly Archives: December 2012
2012
2012 was a big year. What are you going to remember about GeoGebra from 2012? As a reminder we collected some of the events from 2012. And prepare for even more in 2013. More than 20,000 Materials uploaded to GeoGebraTube … Continue reading
Competition on Acoustic Course Development
Do you use GeoGebra not only for mathematics teaching? Please read the announcement of an interesting competition on (STEM) course development. Please read the introduction below or visit the site of the contest. Introduction The GeoGebra community has brought to life an … Continue reading
GeoGebra Ambassador #8
Who are you, what are you doing? My name is Fabián Vitabar. I am a Maths teacher, from Uruguay. I work in a teachers training institute in Montevideo (IPA), I teach those who will be high school teachers. I am … Continue reading
We are on Instagram, are you?
If you are a student, you definitely know what instagram is. For the rest of the world, instagram is an photo sharing application for pictures taken with smartphones. Instagram has a client for Android and iOS operating systems. After downloading … Continue reading
GeoGebra Milestone CCITE 20-20 STEM Projects Internships and beyond
I had a great time at the GeoGebra and Milestone Consultancy offices in Budapest. As a result of a presentation and discussion with extremely able Milestone social and natural science students who wish to intern with the UK, we came … Continue reading
GeoGebra Ambassador #7
Who are you, what are you doing? I am Anthony C.M. Or from Hong Kong. I was a secondary mathematics teacher for many years and is now a curriculum development officer in the Education Bureau. My major duty is to … Continue reading
4th Annual North America GeoGebra Conference
The 4th Annual North American GeoGebra Conference will be held August 3 and 4 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. This FREE conference features over 50 content-based sessions, a 2-day introductory workshop, and a Digital Ethics Conference-in-a-Conference on August 4. … Continue reading
From technophobe to polymath
I’m not a polymath yet, but I’m on the right way (at least I’m not technophobe) after Dr. Tony Houghton’s presentation at the Hungarian Geogebra Institute. Tony took his first degree in psychology from University of Cambridge, his second one … Continue reading