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TOP 10 TOOLS 2008
Mike Halls
I'm an
Engineering lecturer at Derby College in the UK where I
teach Mathematics, Science, Materials and Manufacturing
Systems subjects mostly to BTEC National Certificate
level. However I also teach HND and Foundation degree
students.
Mike's Top 10 Tools as at
6 February 2008
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GeoGebra - A Dynamic Mathematics program, I am
using it to plot functions, and create animated
science work sheets and interactive content for
Maths and Science. It is excellent and licensed
under the GPL, there is a reasonable amount of
documentation for it and examples abound on the
internet. Just Google Geogebra. It creates Java
applets that interact with your students.
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Notepad -
editing HTML and Javascript
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PortableApps.com - A number of portable
applications including open office that will run on
a memory stick without affecting the computer you
are using. Again under a GPL license.
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Google -
Search engine
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Adobe
Reader - PDF reader
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Powerpoint
- Presentation program
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Teachers report assistant
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Word
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Excel
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Audacity
- Record, edit and manage sound files.
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