Whoop, just what a math teacher wants, a free manual for the opensource program Geogebra (.org)
I've learnt a few new features just by having a skim through this.
Manual: GeoGebra 4.2 in a Nutshell - GeoGebraTube
Showing posts with label geometry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label geometry. Show all posts
Wednesday, 15 May 2013
Friday, 14 December 2012
SageMath and 3D Graphics
As mentioned in an earlier post,
Sage Maths is a high-level mathematical system that combines a large
variety of open-source (free) software into one powerful bundle.
In the classroom, one of the most exciting features is it's interactive 3D plots.
In the classroom, one of the most exciting features is it's interactive 3D plots.
What is geometry useful for any way?
Hear this question a lot?
The following are links to some old metalworking (and woodworking) books which show that metalworking and woodworking engineers of the past really knew their stuff.
http://archive.org/details/metalplateworkit00millrich
http://archive.org/details/mechanicsgeometr00ridd
http://archive.org/details/tinsheetironcopp00bliniala
The following are links to some old metalworking (and woodworking) books which show that metalworking and woodworking engineers of the past really knew their stuff.
http://archive.org/details/metalplateworkit00millrich
http://archive.org/details/mechanicsgeometr00ridd
http://archive.org/details/tinsheetironcopp00bliniala
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