I found this one day through an alert from Google. It was made automatically by Google Auto Awesome! When you upload pictures to Blogger, they are automatically saved in Google Photos, and when there are several related photos Google Auto Awesome makes a little movie for you. Pretty Awesome!
You can view more tools on the Geogebra Tools page. There are several more tools for students to use to explore domain and range. Use these tools in Algebra I, Algebra II, or Math Analysis as an introduction or refresher for domain and range.
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A virtual filing cabinet is a place to keep links to resources and blogposts that you don't want to forget. This can also be achieved through a bookmarking tool such as Diigo, but the use of a blogpost allows for multiple users to view the archive without having to log in to an application. There is more flexibility in the formatting of the virtual filing cabinet. A short description of the resource can also be shared, which gives the virtual filing cabinet an advantage over links shared through dropbox. For an example of an excellent, resource rich virtual filing cabinet, visit Sam Shah's blog.
Algebra I
Geometry
Trig Ratios: Activity by Kate Nowak
Algebra II
