GEOGEBRA

GeoGebra is a very useful didactic resource, since it helps to develop an infinity of competences, among which stand out: digital competence and mathematical logical competence, as well as visual.

GeoGebra is an interactive mathematical software, created for use in education in colleges and universities. Its creator Markus Hohenwarter, started the project in 2001 at the University of Salzburg, continued at the University of Atlantic, Florida, then at Florida State University and now at the University of Linz, Austria.

It is a geometric processor and an algebraic processor, that is, a set of mathematics with interactive software that encompasses geometry, algebra and calculation, so it can also be used in physics, commercial projections, strategic decision estimates and other disciplines.

This software allows the dynamic plotting of geometric constructions of all kinds as well as graphical representation, algebraic processing and calculation of real functions of real variable, their derivatives, integrals, etc.

Below are some examples of exercises that can be done with this resource.