| Discussion: | Sketchpad Explorer tool |
| Topic: | Using iPad apps in the classroom |
| Related Item: | http://mathforum.org/mathtools/tool/133734/ |
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| Subject: | RE: Using iPad apps in the classroom |
| Author: | The Math Guy |
| Date: | Dec 15 2012 |
I open it in explorer and that limits what I can do with it - which is good. As
an example, I had them create the tools for the Incenter, Circumcenter,
Orthocenter, and Centroid (one on each page) and then put them together on a
fifth page to create Euler's line. One of my students was sure about Euler's
line and submitted their document. I could look at their tool, manipulate it
but not edit their work. So, in working with students work it is great.
The draw back is in creating diagrams myself. I have to create them on my
laptop and send them to my iPad. And once there, I can't change them .
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