Students like to animate things that move in real life and simulate it with GeoGebra.
Here is a first tutorial how it works.
As the German students have to do it in a task for a sort of classtest that they do at home I have collected their ideas. We suggest ideas and hope that other students like to simulate it.
For you work you need graphics without any background. You can remove the background online e.g. by using this website.
idea for simulation/animation | mathematical background | country/student |
flying carpet | functions e.g. sinus, linear | |
windmill | transformation: rotation | Silas, GER Jamie, GER |
fish in the sea | graphs, functions like sinus | |
ferris wheel | transformation. rotation, rotational symmetry, angles | GER |
cycling on route | linear function | Matei, RO |
cable car | linear functions | |
Bee in flowers | square function | Ina, RO |
person walking on a railway towards the visitor | vector, dilation | IT |
railway gate | angles, transsformation: rotation | |
movement of a car | vectors | Vlad, MD |
Farewell! | vector | Zlata, MD |
movement of a plane | vectors | Sophie, GER |
Ladybug on egg | ellipse | Maria, Ro |
The eagle in adventures | parable | Mihaela, MD |
The beauty of butterflies | circle | Arina, MD |
Swallow in action! | vectors | Ariana, MD |
Traffic safety! | vectors | Eugeniu, MD |
The flight of the plane | vectors | Mirela, MD |
cable car | vectors | Andreea-MD |
plane | vectors | Bogdana- MD |
Work from German students are just collectd in a GeoGebra book, work from all other partners will be added or can be seen by clicking on the link in the table above.
Work from Italian students on Animation in GeoGebra Book