Free Graph Generator
Are there any math teachers out there who can recommend a free graph generator (something similar to handygraph.com)? I need something that allows for customizable graphs that I can copy and paste into Word or SMART.
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Free Graph Generator
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Kendra Larmour replied to David Cox's discussion 'Moddle in the math classroom'
Are you able to record voice as well as what is shown on the board? I've played around with the feature but can't seem to capture any sound. Thanks!
David Cox replied to David Cox's discussion 'Free Graph Generator'
Basically, I need to be able to generate generic number lines and corrdinate planes. I want to be able to customize the domain and range depending on the problem I want my students to work on. I have seen the nces site and it doesn't seem to do…
Nancy Bosch replied to David Cox's discussion 'Free Graph Generator'
I used the nceskids site that Glenn recommended. Here are some of the graphs we did last year using the program.
Glenn Hubbard replied to David Cox's discussion 'Free Graph Generator'
David Cox replied to Kev's discussion 'So, I terrified my students today... (ARG Launched!)'
Hi Kev
This sounds like a great idea. Is there a link to the powerpoint you have mentioned regarding your train of thought during the planning process? I would be interested in seeing it.
Thanks.
David Cox replied to Susan Wells's discussion 'iPod Touch Schoolwide Implementation'
How do you keep the iPods from "walking away?" It seems that these are such a hot item, that it may be difficult to keep them in the classroom and/or have them come back if they are taken home.
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