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Interactive Geometry Tools
Interactive geometry tools are programs that let learners construct and manipulate geometric figures on screen while the relationships between their parts are preserved. When a point or line is dragged, the rest of the figure updates instantly, so a student can see which properties stay the same and which change. This dynamic behaviour makes geometric theorems visible and turns abstract statements into something that can be tested by experiment.
Many tools focus on the classical geometry of triangles and circles. A learner can construct a triangle and watch features such as its angles, its circumcircle, or special points associated with it move as the vertices are dragged. Because the construction follows precise rules, the tool demonstrates that a theorem holds for every shape of triangle, not just one drawn by hand. Similar tools explore circles, polygons, and the constructions that connect them.
Other tools extend interactivity to functions and surfaces. Graphing applets plot curves defined by equations and let users adjust parameters to see how the shape responds, while three-dimensional tools display surfaces that can be rotated and viewed from different angles. These visual aids support analysis by showing features such as maxima, minima, and the overall form of a function. By combining accurate construction with free experimentation, interactive geometry tools help learners build a strong intuition for shape and space.
Frequently asked questions
- What makes geometry software dynamic?
- When a point or line is dragged, the whole construction updates while keeping its defined relationships, so learners see which properties stay constant.
- What is a circumcircle?
- It is the circle that passes through all three vertices of a triangle; dynamic tools show how it changes as the triangle is reshaped.
- How do graphing tools help understand functions?
- They plot curves from equations and let users change parameters, revealing features such as maxima, minima and the overall shape of the function.
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Geometry
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Geometrie
in German |
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Géométrie en Français |
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Géométrie des
figures mobiles en Français |
| Geometrie.net |
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Geometry
A series of Applets used to introduce students to basic geometric
constructions as well as several classic theorems. Covers Euclidean,
hyperbolic and spherical geometries |
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Geometry center
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solutions geometry solutions is a sophisticated calculator that calculates the
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Miquel circles |
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The world of geometric modeling |
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Triangle Geometry
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triangle, Computing the area of a triangle, Using vectors, Using
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Triangle Geometry
A Tour of Triangle Geometry, pdf file |
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Visual calculus |
Geometry animations and java applets:
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Analytic geometry: straight lines in 3-space |
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Bezier curves This applet shows cubic Bezier curves defined by a
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Bezier Curves How Bezier Curves work |
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Bezier Curves |
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| Cercle
trigonométrique en Français |
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Circle geometry
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Circle geometry 3 |
| Circle of
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is small and if the curve is turning slowly, the radius of curvature is large |
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Conic sections Parabola curve, ellipse curve, hyperbola curve |
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Conic sections Parabola curve, ellipse curve, hyperbola curve,
down? |
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Cycloïde - hypocycloïde en Français |
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Cycloid
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| Cycloids
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Cycloids
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Ellipse avec une ficelle en Français |
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Ellipse |
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Ellipse |
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Ellipse |
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Ellipse, Scheitelkreiskonstruktion |
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Exploring
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Hyperbola |
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Hyperbola - applet equation and properties of a hyperbola |
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Hyperbola hyperbola curve |
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Hyperbola hyperbola curve |
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Lissajous
lissajous curves |
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Midpoint between two
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Mohr's Circle |
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Natural cubic splines |
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Orthocentric sets |
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Parabola
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Parabola |
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Parabola
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Parabola
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Parabola
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Parabola |
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Parabola |
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Parabola |
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Parabola
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same, ... |
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Parabola
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Parabola Constructed from the Focus a Tangent and the Point of Constact |
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Pedal curve |
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| Pythagoras
theorem
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| Pythagorean
theorem |
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comparison |
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Spirograph
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Spirograph
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Stereo
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your right |
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Three-bar mechanism curve |
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Triangle
special lines and circles in a triangle |
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inscribed in circle |
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Triangel relations |
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Twin Circles of
Archimedes |
| Zooming
in on a tangent line
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