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Desmos Is An Excellent Graphing Calculator for students and educators recommended by Educators' tech
Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education
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Symbolab: Search the web for scientific content using text, scientific and mathematical symbols...
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GraphFree is an incredibly flexible online graphing tool, boasting capabilities not found even in the most popular graphing calculators. Whether you’re a teacher who wants to make better graphs for tests, or a student looking for homework help, it’s time to try GraphFree.
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Desmos is a free graphing calculator that originally launched a few years ago as a web app before becoming an iPad app (the web app still works too). Recently, the Desmos iOS app was updated with s...
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THIS IS A REALLY BIG DEAL -- A FREE, POWERFUL ONLINE GRAPHING CALCULATOR -- THAT WORKS ON ANY DEVICE
Yes, I'm shouting. Desmos is a browser-based graphing calculator that works terrifically on any device. It's built in HTML5, so it even works on iOS.
To start off 2013, Desmos has added to its repertoire of functionality by launching Tables of Data. As the Desmos team says on its blog, "Tables are a student’s first way of organizing the logic of a function — number goes in, number comes out. They are the heart of statistics. They are one of the three legs of the representation tripod mandated by Common Core, along with symbolic (equations) and graphical (um… graphs).
If you teach mathematics, or use mathematics in what you teach, this is sure to mean a lot. Please check Desmos out and add comments below. Via Jim Lerman
Barbie Cherrington's curator insight,
May 15, 2020 5:25 AM
Best graph generator! students who are studying graphing functions can check their own function drawings against the site and other graphing question answers (points of intersection, max and minimum values, all that jazz). students can also exercise their creativity, using all the different graphing functions to create their own logos or images, or trace images. Also perfect different functions (sin and cos) to see which is the more accurate graph
Taylah McGhee's curator insight,
May 27, 2021 8:17 PM
Desmos will come in very handing during the graphing and trigonometry units particularly. Students can type a (or more than one) function to see an accurate graph. It enables easy comparison in terms of sine and cosine functions, points of intersection, turning points, and all the fun things in math. I can't wait to introduce this into my classroom!
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This is an application that has me excited in so many ways that I think it’s a can’t miss for any mathematics teacher using a computer. Calling itself a dynamic geometery applic...
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