Marcell Endrey is a computer science student from Hungary with an interesting hobby: solving the Rubik’s Cube. Just solving it soon became boring for him, so he started doing it blindfolded! Today, Marcell is the world’s fastest blindfolded speedcuber and currently holds…
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GeoGebra in Mongolia
We are delighted to see that our community is rapidly expanding in Mongolia, too! Let us introduce today GeoGebra Institute of Mongolia, led by Navchaa Tserendorj, teacher of initial Math teachers’ at the National University of Mongolia. As a new…
GeoGebra Ambassador #10
Who are you, what are you doing? My name is Talgat Bainazarov. I have been teaching mathematics in secondary school. At the moment I am a vice-principal at newly opened Nazarbayev Intellectual School in Karaganda. I am the translator of…
Help us show us the the Impact of GeoGebra
GeoGebra friends, You know yourself how good GeoGebra is, and so do the millions of users. But we are trying to go further. We wish to collect hard evidence on the impact of GeoGebra. This may come from activities you…
Research activities of the GeoGebra Institute of the University of Pretoria
There are more and more countries in the world like South-Africa where GeoGebra is already very-well established: almost all universities involved in Mathematics teacher education and many mathematics teachers are using GeoGebra. Gerrit Stols, chair of the GeoGebra Institute of…
Tablet app new design
For our users who did not read the latest Kickstarter tablet project update, here is a screenshot of the new design of the app. Our development team is working hard on the tablet apps. Do you like the new simple,…
Google Education on Air GeoGebra hangouts
Today is the last episode of the Google Education on Air hangout series. If you missed the episodes, you can watch them on YouTube, or embedded here. 1) EDU ON AIR – Introduction to GeoGebra Chrome App Recorded in Las…
GeoGebra in Venezuela (TEM Group)
Today let us present you the impressive story of the TEM (Technology in Mathematics Education) Group from the Faculty of Education and Humanities at the University of Zulia (LUZ), Maracaibo, Venezuela. Juan Luis Prieto, Rafael Luque and a few other…
Posted in Community, GGB Tagged with: dynamic, geogebra, Latin America, mathematics, South America, Venezuela
Newsletter 2013 April
Dear GeoGebra Friends, after the Easter holidays we are all heading back to work and we at GeoGebra want to make teaching and learning easier and more fun for you: You can now use Spreadsheets and Right Click in our…
GeoGebra Roadmap
As always, our development team is working hard behind the scenes to improve and extend GeoGebra based on the valuable feedback from you, our user community. Today, we would like to let you know about our plans for the months…
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