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The GeoGebra Institute of Timisoara, Romania developed its work under the guidance of the leading group of Alexandra Fortiş, Valerian Antohe and Dan Lacrămă. Also several working teams were created for developing educational materials and for teacher training. | The GeoGebra Institute of Timisoara, Romania developed its work under the guidance of the leading group of Alexandra Fortiş, Valerian Antohe and Dan Lacrămă. Also several working teams were created for developing educational materials and for teacher training. | ||
We thank all our colleagues for implication and volunteering in this project. | We thank all our colleagues for implication and volunteering in this project. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:33, 12 January 2012
People
The GeoGebra Institute of Timisoara, Romania developed its work under the guidance of the leading group of Alexandra Fortiş, Valerian Antohe and Dan Lacrămă. Also several working teams were created for developing educational materials and for teacher training. We thank all our colleagues for implication and volunteering in this project.
Training and Support
Development and Sharing
The team is still working on the translation of the GeoGebra. A diploma thesis by student Florina Petrea (in progess) is based on a set of educational resources for evaluation activities in primary classes. (see [[1]])
Research and Collaboration
Outreach
Publications
Valerian Antohe: GeoGebra software in teaching-learning process, in Annals. Computer Science Series, ISSN: 2065-7471, 2011 (anale-informatica.tibiscus.ro)
Alexandra Fortiș, Adriana Bînzar, Valerian Antohe: GeoGebra for All Ages, The Second International GeoGebra Conference, Linz, August 2011
Alexandra Fortiş, Viorica Bogdan: Geometria în spațiu la clasele primare (Space Geometry in Primary Classes) SmartKids International Symposium, Timișoara, December 2011 (to appear)
