GeoGebra

Mathematics and Multimedia GeoGebra Step-by-Step Tutorial Series

The GeoGebra Tutorial Series is a collection of more than 50 step by step  tutorials from beginner to advanced level.  The objective of the series is not only to teach how to use the software, but also to suggest how to  use GeoGebra in teaching and learning mathematics.

Although, it is advisable to follow the tutorial series chronologically, the reader may opt to start on with tutorial of choice since each tutorial is designed to be independent from each other.  

A. THE TUTORIAL SERIES

  1. GeoGebra Essentials Series (10 tutorials, all tutorials now in version 4.2)
  2. GeoGebra Basic Geometric Construction Series (10 tutorials, all tutorials now version 4.2)
  3. GeoGebra Intermediate Series (33 tutorials for beginners and intermediate users, first 14 tutorials updated to version 4.2)
  4. GeoGebra Advanced (10 tutorials for advanced users)
  5. GeoGebra 4.2 Sneak Peek Series (New!)

B. MISCELLANY

  1. GeoGebra 4.0 Offline Installers, GeoGebra 4.2 Beta, and GeoGebra 5.0 Beta
  2. GeoGebra Tutorial: Graphs and Sliders Part 2
  3. GeoGebra Tutorial: Graphing Functions using GeoGebra
  4. Can we graph Inequalities in GeoGebra?
  5. New GeoGebra Tutorials
  6. GeoGebra Video Tutorial 1 – Constructing an Equilateral Triangle
  7. GeoGebra Video Tutorial 2 – Constructing a Square
  8. GeoGebra Video Tutorial 3 – Locating the Centroid
  9. GeoGebra Video Tutorial 4 – Creating an Isosceles Triangle
  10. GeoGebra Video Tutorial 5 – Locating the CircumCenter
  11. Free Downloadable GeoGebra Tutorials in PDF
  12. At last! GeoGebra Applets in WordPress blogs!
  13. What is GeoGebra Tube?
  14. What are GeoGebraists?
  15. 15 Reasons Why GeoGebra is Successful
  16. GeoGebra Extra: Properties of Mathematical Objects
  17. Statistics in GeoGebra 4.0

C. EXTERNAL LINKS

  1. GeoGebra Offical Website
  2. GeoGebra Download Site
  3. GeoGebra Forum
  4. GeoGebra Wiki
  5. The GeoGebra
  6. Miscellaneous Links

D. WHAT’S NEW

  1. Introduction to GeoGebra Prim Beta
  2. GeoGebra 4.2
  3. GeoGebra 5.0 (with 3d)

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  3. T Healy on said:

    Hi,
    I’m a maths and science teacher in Ireland.
    You’ve done wonderful work here. Extremely helpful.

    many thanks

    Tom

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  4. Kim on said:

    Guil,

    I am trying to get my math department started with Geogebra and your tutorials are really great. Under your “beginner” menu, there is a topic entitled “Introduction to Basic Construction: Construction versus Drawing”. Is that a work in progress? I think it might be helpful for some of my colleagues who have never used dynamic software before. If it becomes available, will you let me know?

    Thanks for all of the hard work with those…they are very helpful :-)

    Kim

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    • Guillermo Bautista on said:

      Sure Kim. Since you need it, I’ll try to finish it this weekend, it might be posted next Saturday. Anyway, try first GeoGebra Tutorials 1-4. I think it will really help them. You are from?

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  5. Maggie on said:

    Thank you for making your time available and creating these great tutorials. Will share it with my teachers in South Africa.

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  6. Cathy on said:

    Thanks Guill, I am going to share these tutorials with my colleagues at school also, they are the best resource I,ve come across so far to enlighten my friends as to how easy Geogebra is to use. My teachers at school are a little bit wary of the use of technology in the classroom so this will be of immense value in changing their minds given that we have Geogebra on the system ready to be used by both staff and students if we can only get the staff willing to give it a go.
    Thankyou so very much once again.

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  8. GerryC on said:

    Hi Guillermo.
    Greetings from Adelaide, South Australia.
    Just wanted to agree with everything that has been said so far.
    Great work. Any thoughts about doing tutorials beyond Mathematics e.g. Physics?

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  10. Ian Ross on said:

    Great work Guillermo. Thanks. You have a broken link to your first video tutorial in section IV on this page. It should point to http://mathandmultimedia.com/2010/02/17/geogebra-tutorial-video-1-constructing-an-equilateral-triangle/ not the Geogebra website. Ian

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  11. Daniel Mentrard on said:

    Salut
     il y a des animations physique avec GeoGebra sur mon site (http://dmentrard.free.fr/GEOGEBRA/Sciences/accueilscie.htm) Je vais essayer de faire a tutoriel pour les utilisateurs avec les sciences under geogebra
    A+

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  12. Susan Johnsey on said:

    Thanks for all the information and the sharing of your knowledge and time.

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  15. ali ghasempouri on said:

    Dear Guillermo,

    Thank-you for this interesting and helpful materials on GeoGebra.
    I would like to use this materials in persian for persian users.

    Best Wishes,
    Ali Ghasempouri
    Chairperson of GeoGebra Institute of Iran

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  22. Claudio on said:

    Hola
    Muy interesante el material que ofreces, soy un profesor chileno que desde que conocí este software, lo he usado bastante, es muy atractivo y amistoso.
    Felicitaciones por tu aporte

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  29. bj on said:

    I am searching for a way to demonstrate Jordan curves by morphing geometric polygons
    into circles. How can this be done in GeoGebra?

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  30. Rencia Lourens on said:

    Thank you for the wonderful tutorials.

    Is it possible to draw Venn Diagrams indicating the intersection of the circles?

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  37. muchivunze luvonga on said:

    please send me notes on calculus especially on limits of funtions

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  42. jose kuis ramirez on said:

    Excelente sitio, me será muy util. Felicitaciones

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  43. Alberto Rey on said:

    Hola, por lo que he visto el programa es muy bueno, pero lamentablemente no se el ingles, no se si el programa tendra alguna traduccion al español, y si lo hubiese me gustaria tenerlo, si alguien sabe de algo estare esperando información. gracias, exitos.

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    • Guillermo Bautista on said:

      Sorry, but I don’t know how to speak spanish. You may translate the tutorial, as long as you link to the original page.

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    • Liliana Saidon on said:

      Si no te han respondido antes, Alberto, aquí te comento que desde ya GeoGebra tiene una versión en Español que puedes bajar del sitio http://www.geogebra.org
      Puedes hasta establecer que la página aparezca en Españos y desde la pesatña de Descarga llegarás a donde, sea en línea o fuera de línea,se te ofrece el programa, su ayuda y manual en Español. Existe también un foro en español y te estaré esperando por cualquier consulta adicional. Mucha suerte Liliana Saidon (Traductora al Español de GeoGebra)

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  44. andres horacio garavito hernandez on said:

    un agradecimiento por los tutoriales, algo que se debe tener en cuenta es que la mayoria que trabajamos geometria dinamica con software libre es que no tenemos practica en el ingles se sugiere cubir tutoriales en español.
    ATT ANDRES GARAVITO HERNANDEZ C.C. 74081095 E.MAIL firaeln@yahoo.es

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  45. Mark Winfield on said:

    Hi, I think your site is fantastic and really inspiring. I have an improvement for your tutorial
    GeoGebra Tutorial 16 – Slider, Sequence and Segment Division
    Draw any segment end A and B
    Measure the slope m
    Create slider as above
    Generate p the distance between each point as above then use
    Sequence[(x(A) + i*p, y(A) + i*p m), i, 1, n]

    What I would really like to do is be able to create a custom tool, similar to the regular polygon tool that will let me draw a line with the required number of divisions.

    Thanks again for the fantastic site.

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  46. Umesh V Kale on said:

    Thanks for the nice tutorial on such a nice mathematical software. It will help in my teaching methods

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  47. Umesh V Kale on said:

    Thanks for the nice tutorial on such a nice mathematical software. It will help me in teaching

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  49. Imran on said:

    This is an excellent collection of stuff, however can you please help me with a scenario in which we have to determine the 2nd point of Chord when the Circle’s centre, radius , the 1st Point of the Chord and the angle between 1st and 2nd Point of the chord is given, I have been toying around but I cannot see to fill the puzzle.

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  51. ujwala on said:

    Hi, This is really a very nice software. With the help of this I can teach my student the topics and they can enjoy the learning with interest.

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  53. Wilfredo Perea Casas on said:

    Profesor Guillermo Bautista:
    Recientemente he empezado a estudiar el extraordinario material que usted ha elaborado, realmente es maravilloso. Gracias por su valioso aporte a mi autoformación docente, la cual redundará en uma mayor calidad educativa de los estudiantes a mi cargo. Profesor, usted conoce de alguna guía o tutorial para trabajar con la versión GeoGebra 4.0 beta?
    Éxitos.
    Wilfredo

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  54. Vladimir on said:

    You know, I have problems with making tools. I can’t make the tools of isosceles triangle, diamond, rectangle… In other words, figures, which have points half free (for example: they move only on a circle). They must be free, but they are NOT free. I just can’t move them. Could you help me to make them or just say how can I do it?

    With best regards, Vladimir.

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    • Guillermo Bautista on said:

      @Vlaidimir: Sorry for the late reply, I missed this comment. Uhm, if for example, you want to create an isosceles triangle, try creating a circle, then draw to radii and connect the two points on the circle. Then hide the circle.

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      • Vladimir on said:

        What about this of course I understand it. And what about making tool. The point on the circle doesn’t move.

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  60. Guillermo Bautista on said:

    @Vladimir: Are you saying about creating a customized tool? Could you please cite a specific example? Try describing the tool that you want to create and I’ll see what I can do. Sorry, I am not a native English speaker, so I probably misunderstood what you said.

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    • Vladimir on said:

      You understood everything all right.
      For example an isosceles triangle:
      1. Make a point “A”
      2. Make a circle with the centre (the point “A”) through the point “B”
      3. Make a point “C” on the circle
      4. Make segments AB, BC, AC
      5. Hide the circle
      6. Tools -> Create New Tool
      Input objects: point “A”, point “B”
      Output objects: point “C” and the segments AB, BC, AC
      7. Then using this tool I make a triangle (input: A_1, B_1). It creates segments and a point “C_1″.

      The problem is that I can’t move the point “C_1″.

      OK. Let’s try another way of making the tool.
      Tools -> Create New Tool
      Input objects: point “A”, point “B”
      Output objects: point “C”, the segments AB, BC, AC and the circle.

      Using this tool I make a triangle with vertexes A_2, B_2, C_2. The result is the same. I can’t move C_2.

      Is there any possible way of making the isosceles triangle tool?

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    • Vladimir on said:

      I have the same story with a diamond, a rectangle, a right-angled triangle. You know, I’m a student and I’m always working with these figures and it takes time to make these figures. Of course, it doesn’t take a lot of time, but I think you know that time is money. :)

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  65. toixk on said:

    bla bla bla bla this is hard

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  66. HARIKUMAR KK on said:

    11-03-11
    I Harikumar KK (Master Trainer,it@school,India)you have done a good job
    God bless you
    Thank you
    Thank you
    Thank you

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  68. Murdana, Bali, Indonesia on said:

    Good Job’s
    I’m very proud about this tutorial

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  70. Trixie on said:

    Hi there!

    Kumusta na?! Im a maths teacher here in New Zealand! I just started with Geogebra and thought that I’d do your tutorials. It feels great that you, a FILIPINO is doing really well in this field of mathematics!
    This early, may I please know hoe to make my graphs colourful? Im currently doing functions and I would love to present my graphs in colour!

    Proud to be Pinoy,

    Trixie

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  71. Guillermo Bautista on said:

    Hi Trixie.

    Mabuti naman dito. I’ll write English para maintindihan nung mga audience natin from other parts of the world ok? :-)

    Regarding the color, in GeoGebra, just right click the graph, then click on Object Properties, and you will see a set of tabs. Choose the Color tab and you can choose colors.

    Some of the graphs that I made here were done using Microsoft Powerpoint 2007. Can you email me at gipmanila@gmail.com so that I can get some info about you? I am creating a mailing list for the GeoGebra Institute of Metro Manila, and I am glad that a fellow Filipino is using it there in New Zealand. I hope you don’t mind. :-)

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  73. trixie on said:

    No problem!

    Thanks!

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  74. wpeacock on said:

    Thanks for the tutorials! I appreciate the time you’ve put into these. They’re a great help for a Geogebra beginner like myself. I hope to incorporate Geogebra use in my classes a lot next year.

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  75. John Montpetit on said:

    What a great experience. I’ve had a problem understanding math since I was a child. These tutorial are confidence building activities for me. One question: what measurement is used un the line tool, is it mm. or inches?
    Thank you
    John

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  76. Guillermo Bautista on said:

    I am not sure, but I think it is in centimeter.

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  79. Cheri Haggerty on said:

    Am itinerant tutor. Need Geogebra for Ipad. Any chance it’s coming soon?

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  84. albert octavo on said:

    greetings!
    it was just few weeks ago wen i started learning the basics of geogebra, and that was wen wen we wer there at UP NISMED. i am doing deep explorations with it and i think Geogebra would be of great help for me and my students. I hope i could look forward for more tutorials from you sir. i’m bring geogebra here in our school in a remote barangay for my students to keep maths simple.

    Long live educators,
    Albert

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    • Guillermo Bautista on said:

      Hi Albert. I have stopped creating tutorials for a while. It is because I am waiting for the release of GeoGebra 4.0 in August. I’ll resume writing tutorials once the new version is released.

      Keep up the good work.

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  94. animateholic on said:

    how do i get these ???
    must i pay ??

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  101. jimmy on said:

    Good day…
    Do you have any upcoming seminars in Geogebra 4 or topics in mathematics?
    Thank you.

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    • Guillermo Bautista on said:

      @Jimmy,

      Sorry, but no seminars this summer. We are very busy. I will announce it in my blog in case we’ll have one.

      Guillermo

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  104. Matematik on said:

    Great work, great site :)
    I’m also preparing some Computer Aided Math Instruction video lessons.

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  112. Pujakelana on said:

    Greetings! I really wanted proficient in using GeoGebra. While studying, may I translate this tutorial into Indonesian and load it on my blog?

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  115. Dr S Muralidharan on said:

    Great site, thanks a lot. Could you also write on developing Java script within Geogebra?

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