GeoGebra Institute:2012 Annual Report GI Norway

People

Chair

Anders Sanne, post@geogebra.no

Certified trainers

Arne Amdal
Anne Bjørnestad
Henning Bueie
Hugo Christensen
Stig Eriksen
Sigbjørn Hals
Maria Johansen
Tor Espen Kristensen
Anne-Mari Jensen
Torger Johannes Nilsen
Tommy Nordby
Anders Sanne
Susanne Stengrundet
Bjørn Ove Seland Thue
Hans-Petter Ulven
Jostein Våge

Training and Support

List of workshops, courses and presentations:

January 3. Stord
Januray 12. Molde
February 2. Sandnes
February 8. Lillesand
February 9. Bergen
March 7. Telemark
April 17. Telemark
April 19-20. Presentations and workshops at University of Karlstad, Sweden
April 25. Horten and Kristiansand
April 27. Vågsøy
May 2. Selje
May 7. Vågsøy
August 9-12. Presentations and workshops at LAMIS summer course, Bergen
September 8. Bergen
September 14-16. Presentations at the Nordic GeoGebra Conference in Tartu, Estonia
September 25. Skien
September 28. Haugesund and Sunnfjord
October 17. Bergen
October 23. Sandnes
October 26. Fjell, Haugesund and Meråker
October 29. Bergen
November 12. Kristiansand
November 15. Skien
November 28. Trondheim

We are supporting teachers via the GeoGebra User Forum, and we answer a lot of e-mails from Norwegian teachers during the year. The Norwegian Institute has a Facebook group and a group in the Ning network Del&Bruk.

Development and Sharing

Translation of GeoGebra 4.2 and 5.0 to both variants of Norwegian (nb and nn)
Translation of the GeoGebra Wiki to both variants of Norwegian (nb and nn)

Research and Collaboration

The GeoGebra Institute of Norway is an active member of the Nordic GeoGebra Network granted by Nordplus Horizontal.
Partner in the VIT project (Visualization of Transformations) at the University of Bergen granted by Norway Opening Universities.

Outreach

The GeoGebra Institute of Norway runs the website www.geogebra.no. Visitor activity on the site is being tracked with Google Analytics to 65 000 visits in 2012.

Publications

Kristensen, T. E. (2012). GeoGebra 4.0 for videregående skole. Med eget kapittel om CAS. Norsk GeoGebra-institutt / Matematikksenteret.