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Revision as of 20:03, 27 January 2013
The GeoGebra Institute of Estonia
People
- Kristi Kreutzberg
- Jane Albre-Andersen
- Tiit Lepmann
- Sirje Pihlap
- Sirje Sild
- Eno Tõnisson
- Allar Veelmaa
Courses for teachers in 2012
- Using ICT for teaching math - 20 participants
- GeoGebra course for beginners - 52 participants
- Using ICT for teaching trigonometry and vector - 29 participants
- Using ICT when teaching equations and inequalitys - 25 participants
These courses are mostly e-courses.
Conference
Our institute takes part in the Nordic GeoGebra Network. The III Nordic GeoGebra conference which was organised by our institute, took place in Tartu, Estonia.
Some of the talks
- TIME 2012 in Tartu:
- Notice Mathematics around You by Sirje Pihlap, Sirje Sild, Kristi Kreutzberg
- Learning Mathematics through the Surrounding World by Eva Chepurko
- III Nordic GeoGebra Conference:
- Circle and regular polygons with GeoGebra by Merlin Saulep
- Geogebra as means to rise the effectiveness of a lesson by Allar Veelmaa
- Using Dynamic Geometry and Spreadsheet Together in GeoGebra for Learning in Grades 7-9 by Maarja Uusväli
- Estonian mathematics teachers days:
- Creating dynamic slides in spatial geometry using the GeoGebra application
