Month: March 2012

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I am decluttering Math and Multimedia, so I will be posting list of posts and site maps for the next few days.  This is to address the growing number of posts and to speed up page load.
This page will contain the list of posts by categories. This will be linked to the side bar and will be updated every end of the month.
Last Update: March 1, 2012
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GeoGebraWeb: GeoGebra for Tablets and Chrome Books

GeoGebra, Software Tutorials

GeoGebra is getting better and better everyday. Recently, it has released GeoGebraWeb Beta, its version for  Tablets and Chromebooks. The version also works in Internet Explorer 9 and recent versions of Chrome, Opera and Firefox.

The GeoGebraWeb version of an applet can be created by checking the “Export to HTML5 only” option when exporting it from GeoGebra 4.2 Beta.  GeoGebraTube supports GeoGebraWeb but is currently in the experimental strage. Devices without Java will automatically use GeoGebraWeb.

For more information about GeoGebraWeb, visit the GeoGebraWeb Beta Release Forum or the GeoGebraWeb samples.

If you have not used GeoGebra before, it is an excellent software that you can use in teaching and learning mathematics. I have created more than 50 GeoGebra tutorials here.

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Math Teachers at Play 47

High School Mathematics
The 47th edition of the Math Teachers at Play Blog Carnival is now live at Math Hombre.
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The Math and Multimedia Carnival is also accepting submissions for its 21st edition. If you have a blog about school mathematics, mathematics teaching, integration of technology in teaching mathematics, or any related blog, you may submit them here on or before March 18, 2012. You might also want to visit the following carnival links:

 

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