Hello, I’m hoping to get a student multiple choice option used in future slides.
I was also wondering if Desmos geometry will be integrated into the activity builder and if Desmos geometry will ever be able to calculate areas rather than just draw shapes. I would rather have students be able to draw shapes than have them graph the shape for this activity.
Here is what I have so far, I’m starting to wonder if it is even possible to have this be a Desmos activity given what I want students to be able to do.
I’ll take a look at the activity soon, but while I’m doing that you can actually go to teacher.desmos.com/labs and turn in geometry in activity builder.
The only drawback is that we currently dont have CL hooked up to geometry and you won’t be able to pull those numbers automatically into other components. You can still have your students copy the numbers over manually.
Ok, I made a change to screen 5 of your activity so that it reflects the choice made on screen 4. I’m not sure if those are the screens you are attempting to change but the process should be pretty quick to apply to other screens.
If you look at the images on screen 5, I’ve attached a condition into each of the center coordinates {I=___}. That won’t affect the locations at all, you can still play around with them. All it does is set a value of “I” that makes the image show. You can play around with the value of I and see that it scrolls through each image.
I made a variable in the CL script on screen 5 also named I. I set its value to the corresponding choice on screen 4. When you select a different choice on screen 4, it changes the value of I in the script for screen 5, which changes the image that shows.
Okay I have one more question, is there a way to import images into the Desmos geometry or is that something that I could have initialized in the script like in python I know that you can import images with the following code but I’m not sure what language the script editor is using.
import Image
myImage = Image.open(“your_image_here”);
myImage.show();
I like the way the graphs are set up but I want students to be able to draw circles and polygons on top of them and get the area.
Is there a timeline for when CL will be hooked up to geometry? I wanted to do an exploration into trigonometric ratios and I wanted to pull lengths of sides to compute ratios.