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{| cellspacing="0"
| [[File:Book.jpg|none|80px|Book image]]
| style="padding-left:2px;" | Go to <br /> [[ICT teacher handbook/Learning maths with Geogebra|ICT Teacher Handbook]]
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<u>{{font color|brown|'''Getting introduced to lines and angles'''}}</u><br>
{{font color|brown|In this activity, you will explore how angles are formed and the different kinds of angles}}<br>
===Objective===
#Using Geogebra to accurately construct and label geometric figures
#Visualizing how angles are formed
===What prior skills are assumed===
#Basic familiarity with the Geogebra tool bar and the different features
===What resources do you need===
#Computer lab with projection
#[[Learn Firefox|Access to internet]]
#Handout for [[Learn Ubuntu|Ubuntu]]
#Handout for [[Learn Geogebra|Geogebra]]
#Geogebra files for demonstration
===What digital skills will you learn===
#Learning to work with interactive applications, with given input
#Creating, saving files with Geogebra
#Accurately drawing and measuring geometry figures
===Description of activity with detailed steps===
====Teacher led activity====
From this activity on, you will use both the algebra and the geometry view of Geogebra to systematically study various ideas in geometry. Have you wondered why this tool is called Geogebra? Look at what happens to the Geogebra window, when you create/ draw something. As you draw a figure, the algebraic way of writing that figure is also displayed in the window.
You will use the following Geogebra files which for this lesson.
<gallery mode="packed" height="200px">
File:Angleintroduction.png|link=http://119.226.159.19/OER/images/5/55/1._Angles_introduction.ggb
File:Complementaryangles.png|link=http://119.226.159.19/OER/images/3/37/1._Complementary_angles_demonstration.ggb
File:Supplementary_angle.png|link=http://119.226.159.19/OER/images/0/0a/2._Supplementary_angles_demonstration.ggb
File:Parallellinesdemo.png|link=http://119.226.159.19/OER/images/6/64/3._parallellines.ggb
</gallery>
<br> Your teacher will demonstrate the following to you:
#Plotting a point - observe how she plots and what happens to the algebraic view
#Drawing a line and line segment
#Measuring the angle when the lines intersect
#Demonstrating angle formation by rotation and the distinction between clockwise and counter clockwise rotation. Can you guess for a minute what would happen if these were not treated differently? Discuss this with your friends and teacher
#Drawing parallel lines and perpendicular lines
#Demonstrating angle pairs
====Student activities====
After the demonstration you will construct the following:
# Two intersecting lines with all angles marked
#An angle being formed by a rotating segment
#Formation of supplementary and complementary angles
#A pair of parallel lines with all angles marked
===Portfolio===
#Your completed Geogebra files will be the addition to your digital portfolio.
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{{Navigate|Prev=Drawing with Geogebra|Curr=Getting introduced to lines and angles|Next=Educational applications for learning your subjects level 1 learning check list}}
<div class="noprint" style="float:right; border:1px solid blue;width:300px;background-color:#F5F5F5;padding:2px;">
{| cellspacing="0"
| [[File:Book.jpg|none|80px|Book image]]
| style="padding-left:2px;" | Go to <br /> [[ICT teacher handbook/Learning maths with Geogebra|ICT Teacher Handbook]]
|}</div>
<u>{{font color|brown|'''Getting introduced to lines and angles'''}}</u><br>
{{font color|brown|In this activity, you will explore how angles are formed and the different kinds of angles}}<br>
===Objective===
#Using Geogebra to accurately construct and label geometric figures
#Visualizing how angles are formed
===What prior skills are assumed===
#Basic familiarity with the Geogebra tool bar and the different features
===What resources do you need===
#Computer lab with projection
#[[Learn Firefox|Access to internet]]
#Handout for [[Learn Ubuntu|Ubuntu]]
#Handout for [[Learn Geogebra|Geogebra]]
#Geogebra files for demonstration
===What digital skills will you learn===
#Learning to work with interactive applications, with given input
#Creating, saving files with Geogebra
#Accurately drawing and measuring geometry figures
===Description of activity with detailed steps===
====Teacher led activity====
From this activity on, you will use both the algebra and the geometry view of Geogebra to systematically study various ideas in geometry. Have you wondered why this tool is called Geogebra? Look at what happens to the Geogebra window, when you create/ draw something. As you draw a figure, the algebraic way of writing that figure is also displayed in the window.
You will use the following Geogebra files which for this lesson.
<gallery mode="packed" height="200px">
File:Angleintroduction.png|link=http://119.226.159.19/OER/images/5/55/1._Angles_introduction.ggb
File:Complementaryangles.png|link=http://119.226.159.19/OER/images/3/37/1._Complementary_angles_demonstration.ggb
File:Supplementary_angle.png|link=http://119.226.159.19/OER/images/0/0a/2._Supplementary_angles_demonstration.ggb
File:Parallellinesdemo.png|link=http://119.226.159.19/OER/images/6/64/3._parallellines.ggb
</gallery>
<br> Your teacher will demonstrate the following to you:
#Plotting a point - observe how she plots and what happens to the algebraic view
#Drawing a line and line segment
#Measuring the angle when the lines intersect
#Demonstrating angle formation by rotation and the distinction between clockwise and counter clockwise rotation. Can you guess for a minute what would happen if these were not treated differently? Discuss this with your friends and teacher
#Drawing parallel lines and perpendicular lines
#Demonstrating angle pairs
====Student activities====
After the demonstration you will construct the following:
# Two intersecting lines with all angles marked
#An angle being formed by a rotating segment
#Formation of supplementary and complementary angles
#A pair of parallel lines with all angles marked
===Portfolio===
#Your completed Geogebra files will be the addition to your digital portfolio.