GeoGebra MathsJam video

Posted on by Balazs

See the video from Matt Parker. Matt is the person behind the @standupmaths twitter and he organizes MathsJams. He got an interesting shape from Mike (@mike_geogebra) and now destroys it in his video:

And we have a video from the last year’s ISI conference. Where you can see how the shape is created:

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