Motion Mapper - TI Online Webinar, 20 January 2014
Thank you for visiting this web-page that hosts all of the materials that were used for my webinar talk, plus much more!
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Thank you
Nevil Hopley
Webinar Description
Distance-time graphs and rates of change of functions. Teach these really important concepts with a totally hands-on student experience using a Lua coded TI-Nspire document.
Designed for the iPad App, it also works on all other platforms.
The student's hand motion is captured and graphed live, against time ... and that's just the beginning!
This document delivers to students the tangible understanding of what graphs really capture and show.
Nevil's webinar will showcase this activity with opportunity to play with it, and describe aspects of its design process.
The file will run on OS3.2 or later, on either Numeric or CAS platforms.
Quotes from webinar attendees about the activity....
"This is so GOOD! :)"
"brilliant Nevil...thank you for sharing."
"Great job! Amazingly well done."
Content of Presentation
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Motion Mapper v0.21.tns |
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Motion Mapper Development.tns |
Videos Below:
7 Short Introductory Tutorial Videos
1 Video about Motion Mapper's Development
1
Video of the Webinar (48 mins)
Motion Mapper - 01 Introduction
Motion Mapper - 02 Menu Overview
Motion Mapper - 03 Capturing Two Motions
Motion Mapper - 04 Graphing Displacement and Velocity
Motion Mapper - 05 Distance and Displacement
Motion Mapper - 06 Speed and Velocity
Motion Mapper - 07 Matching Graphs and Stationary Points
Motion Mapper Development
Motion Mapper Webinar Recording
Relevant Links and Downloads
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Pencil Paint v0.8nh.tns |
| [link] | Steve Arnold's Lua Tutorial on Classes |
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Marc Garneau's T3 International Conference Presentation Handout on Lua |
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John Hannah's T3 International Conference Presentation Handout on Lua |
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John Hannah's T3 'Slugfest' Conference Handout on Lua Classes ('Slugfest' = 'Super Lua User Group Festival') |
| Phet 'Moving Man' Simulation | |
| [link] | Smoothing of Data Introduction |
| [link] | Smoothing of Data - Phet 'Moving Man' Notes |
| Edumatics - Supporting Technology in Secondary Maths Classrooms | |
| [link] | T3 Europe |
| [link] | TI-Nspire Google Group |
| [link] | TI-Nspire Navigator Google Group |
| TI-Nspire CAS App for iPad from iTunes | |
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TI-Nspire App for Dummies Guide |
Acknowledgements
Grateful thanks are extended to the members of the TI Lua Scripting Google Group for their regular help in the coding of this application. They were, in no particular order, Jim Bauwens, Jeremy Anselme, Adrien Bertrand, John Hanna, Andy Kemp, Steve Arnold and John Powers.