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GeoGebra. Supporting Institutions Johannes Kepler University Linz Mathematics Education RISCMathematics EducationRISC Austrian Ministry of Education Dr

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GeoGebra

GeoGebra

Supporting InstitutionsJohannes Kepler University Linz Mathematics Education RISC

Austrian Ministry of EducationDr. Christian Dorninger, Dr. Reinhold Hawle, Mag. Eva Kasparovsky

Pädagogische Hochschule NiederösterreichMag. Walter Wegscheider

Pädagogische Hochschule OberösterreichRektorin Dr. Ulrike Greiner

Private Pädagogische Hochschule der Diözese LinzRektor Dr. Hans Schachl

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Mathematics & Technology Collaboration between

JKU, PH OÖ, PH Linz Projects with PH NÖ Supported by Ministry of Education

Activities Research & development projects Close collaboration with teachers & schools Teacher training and professional development International conferences

MathemaTech Group

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Conference Program Big program wins over small program in bag Conference Wiki

http://ggbconference2011.pbworks.com Twitter: use hashtag #ggbconf Pictures: [email protected]

Parallel Sessions15min Presentations, change freely

Working GroupsContinued discussions & informal presentations

Austrian Teacher Workshops (in German)

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House Keeping Open Wireless Internet GeoGebra Interactive Whiteboards

Promethean Board (Audimax), SMART Board (HS 6) Technical Problems: Call Klaus Schumann, see program Hotel: please pay on Mon or Tue

Checkout Wed morning, Leave Luggage until 19h Monday 17h: Bus leaves for Excursion & Dinner Tuesday 19h: Castle Dinner with Music

optional: sign up and pay TODAY at registration desk Questions & Souvenirs: Registration Desk

GeoGebraDevelopment Projects

Markus HohenwarterJohannes Kepler University

[email protected]

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50 YearsGeoGebra

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50 Years GeoGebra Development

2001 Markus starts coding 2005 Yves joins 2007 Mike joins 2011: 38 developers & 200 translators

Celebrating 10 years of GeoGebra

If you want to go fast, go alone.If you want to go far, go together.

So what about the 50 years?

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Open Source Libraries MathPiper  Reduce Apache Commons Mathemati

cs Library FreeHEP Java Libraries EPS Graphics Library JLaTeXMath JUNG Tango Icon Gallery JSXGraph

The Computer algebra system Reduce was started in the 1960s by Anthony Hearn.

Reduce has been open sourced in 2009 and is part of GeoGebra since 2011.

Thus, GeoGebra’s development really started 50 years ago.

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CurrentProjects

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GeoGebra Summer Projects GSoC & Local Grants 2010: 5 students 2011: 13 students

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Implicit Curves: f(x,y) = 0

Philipp Birklbauer, Darko Drakulic

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GeoGebra Spreadsheet

George Sturr

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www.GeoGebraTube.org

Sharing Platform

Direct upload from GeoGebra

Rating Comments Embedding

Florian Sonner, Arpad Fekete, Judit Elias

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GeoGebra & Interactive Whiteboards

Improve support for interactive whiteboards

Starting with Smart Board, others hopefully following soon

Michael Borcherds, Corinna Kröhn

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GeoGebraMobile

GeoGebra applets on smartphones

iPhone, iPad, Android, Kindle, etc.

Gabor Ancsin, Zoltan Kovacs, Julian Lettner

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GeoGebra 4.2 with CAS View

Full integration of a symbolic view in GeoGebra

Dynamic updates of dependencies

Easy to use starting from age 13

Simon Weitzhofer, Thomas Unterthiner

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GeoGebra 5 with 3D View

Mathieu Blossier, Andre Eriksson, Kai Chung Tam