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#Ti nspire geo3d software

#Ti nspire geo3d software

TI-Nspire™ CX Handhelds and Computer Software Working with Documents - Angle Mode Indicator Adjust the size of the text in your script and in any of the tool panels.

For example, if you draw an approximately triangular shape, the tool interprets it as a triangle.

MathDraw, lets you use touchscreen or mouse gestures to create points, lines, triangles, and other shapes.

Set the default page size as either Computer or Handheld for new documents.

Working with Documents - Set default page size

Scale the document page to fit the available window size.

I would also suggest that at $10, my DVD could make a great stocking stuffer, or for you department chairs, an addition to your math department library for new hires.TI-Nspire™ CX Computer Software Working with Documents - Zoom to Fit If you have just recently jumped on the TI-Nspire bandwagon and are still struggling to get started, this could be a good way to jump start your teaching or learning with the TI-Nspire. Instead, to kick off the release of the DVD, from now through Cyber Monday (December 2, 2013), I’ve got the DVD priced at 50% off on Amazon. As much as I’d like to give you all a free DVD, there are actually costs that go along with a physical DVD, so I can’t make it free.

#Ti nspire geo3d for free

In the past, when I’ve offered a new Kindle book, I’ve given it away to Tech Powered Math readers for free for the first couple of days as a thank you for following my site. With these activities, I’ve included links to files I’ve stored here at Tech Powered Math that you can download for your Nspire to follow along with the DVD or try out with your own students. In the last set of tutorials, I present several activities that I would do with my students in an Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II settings.

#Ti nspire geo3d how to

I know when I was first getting started with the TI-Nspire, I was impressed with how powerful it was, but I was still looking for ideas on how to use it in lessons.

The final lesson, which is about 30 minutes long, is aimed at teachers. I start with features as basic as factoring and expanding binomials and work towards more advanced calculus features. If you have a CAS version of the Nspire, these tutorials will show you how to use its Computer Algebra System, or its ability to manipulate the variables. In the second lesson, I dive into the TI-Nspire CAS features. It’s a very thorough overview of the basics, and you’ll come away from it understanding how to navigate your way around the Nspire even if you’ve never even turned one on before. I also touch on the other Nspire windows such as dynamic graphing, spreadsheets, and data & statistics. In the first lesson, the longest one (almost an hour), the tutorials introduce the viewer to the TI-Nspire environment, showing them all of the different types of windows the Nspire has, how to use calculator features, graph, open multiple tabs, and save your work. The run time is almost two and half hours and is broken into three parts. I’m really excited about what users can learn from the DVD.

Much like the books, I’ve aimed it at beginning to intermediate users of the TI-Nspire.

I’ve talked about it for a long time, run into many delays along the way, but I finally have found my way around to releasing my DVD on the TI-Nspire! Sticking with the same theme as the my TI-Nspire books, it’s called TI-Nspire Tutorials.