Due to the growing number of articles in Mathematics and Multimedia, I have divided it into pages and lists.
A. Pages (the pages contains the complete list of all the posts)
- Mathematics Posts
- Multimedia Posts
- GeoGebra Posts
- All for Free Posts
- Other Freebies Posts (in School of Freebies)
B. Mathematics Posts(Click here to view list of all math posts).
- How to use the summation symbol
- Tessellation: The Mathematics of Tiling
- An extensive explanation about the Epsilon-Delta definition of limits
- The Algebraic and Geometric Proofs of Pythagorean Theorem
- Why do we reverse/flip the inequality sign?
- Using Mathematics to Win the Lottery
- Arithmetic Sequences and Linear Functions
- Rational and Irrational Numbers
- Sum of the interior angles of a polygon
- Derivation of the Quadratic Formula
B. Multimedia Posts (click here to view list of all multimedia posts)
- Mathematics in Microsoft Office
- Using Google Sketchup in Teaching Mathematics
- Annotating and Zooming with the ZoomIt Software
- Applets For Visualizing Isometric and Three Dimensional Views
- Free Whiteboard Software
- Plotting with Ivan Johansen’s Graph Software
- Screencasting Tutorial: Making a Math Video Lesson using Camstudio
- How to download math videos from Youtube
- Free Mathematics Whiteboard Applet
- Building widgets with Wolfram Alpha
C. GeoGebra (click here to view list of all GeoGebra posts)
- GeoGebra Essentials Series (10 tutorials for beginners)
- GeoGebra Basic Geometric Construction Series (7 tutorials for beginners)
- GeoGebra Intermediate Series (30 tutorials for beginners and intermediate users)
- GeoGebra Advanced (8 tutorials for advanced users)
- GeoGebra Resources
D. Blogging
- What is a Blog Carnival?
- Mathematics and Multimedia Criteria for Selection of Articles
- Complete List of Math Teachers at Play Blog Carnivals
- Blog Carnival Potpourri: Submit, Host, or Promote
- How to Host the Mathematics and Multimedia Carnival
- The Math and Multimedia Carnival List of Posts
- The WordPress Blogging Tutorial Series







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hi sir, musta kayo. busy po masyado sa school and im not able to continue with the web blog ive started.nevertheless, i continue to use geogebra in making geometric constructions for my exams and lesson plans. btw, i do not use the ‘print screen” technique anymore to copy my constructions. I export the file as png file.then open it on ms picture manager.crop it then copy. its easier though. Thanks po pala.very useful po talaga napag-aralan namin last summer. i hope to see you soon kung attend me ng intl seminar in oct. nice visiting your site again. I shared one of your posts one time with my students when I was discussing rel. among sides of a triangle, ung triangle inequality sir. hehe.
enwei, good job! keep it up sir!
Hi, Ha’am Pepsi. Yeah.Hindi ko actually naturo sa inyo yan, but glad you discovered it. Maraming export properties ang GeoGebra. If you are coding latex, meron din ata sya. Syanga pala, I am planning to have a group blog soon. I’ll invite you to be one of the writers. Hmmm… no pressure.
Magsusulat din ako ng WordPress Tutorial, starting next month, so pwede nyo na siguro i-encourage yung mga estudyante nyo magblog din. Especially those who are gifted in math.
Sige, kita kits sa conference, and thank you, by the way, sa compliment.