Last week one of our math teachers asked me about a tool that could graph an equation and then superimpose that graph over an image. I didn't know of one, but I did a little research using my newly minted Advanced Power Searching credential. Several searches and video tutorials later, I think I found a solution. Here's the video.
Android App Inventor android.kevinbrookhouser.com 1. Go to and bookmark ai2.appinventor.mit.edu 2. Start a new project "grumpyapp" (no spaces or symbols) 3. Drag a button into your screen 4. Make the button this image. 5. Download these MP3 files. meow and hiss . upload it as a new sound in App Inventor. 6. If you have an Android device, get the A12 Companion App for Android and c onnect your Android to the computer. 7. If you don't have an Android device, get this chrome app and install this apk . 8. Go to "Blocks" and create this. MITs Android App Inventor Get the App! Connect Android Device to Computer over WIFI Get the Moto E Animal Dashboard Video bit.ly/ARC_Welder_Chrome You need this cat. Right click [save image as]. And you need the meow at the bottom of this page. Hello Purr Instructions Magic 8 Ball Instructions The App Inventor YouTube Channel Publ
Ingenious method, using Desmos, but perhaps your maths teacher colleague might like to investigate GeoGebra at https://www.geogebra.org/cms/. It's open-source; can be down-loaded or web-based; they're developing a Google Chrome app version... and there is a great community who will give support through the forum. There's a vast repository of resources at http://www.geogebratube.org/?lang=en. It's really easy to insert an image and superimpose a graph.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I'll pass that on. Thanks for sharing, Kathryn.
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