Useful Links

Texas Instruments Student Center
In addition to useful product info & tutorials, you'll find cool stuff like contests, freebies, games, & more. If you need helping getting to know your TI technology, check out the Tutorials for TI Products

Casio Education
Casio has been active in the development of electronic calculators, and other devices since 1957. Casio's activities are guided by the motto: "Creativity and Contribution."

Sharp Calculators
With a relationship stretching back
over 30 years, Sharp was one of the
first Japanese electronics companies
to invest here in the UK.

Vernier Software & Technology
Vernier Software & Technology is the leader in the development of data collection tools and software for science and maths educators. Since 1981 their products have been highly regarded for their ease of use, reliability, and affordability.

Professor Adrian Oldknow
The site of Professor Adrian Oldknow. Adrian is one of the country's leading authorities on the application of graphing calculator technology in teach and learning. He is Emeritus Professor of Mathematics and Computing Education at University College Chichester, and visiting fellow at the London University Institute of Education. This embryonic site already contains some useful lesson plans and copies of academic papers that will be of interest to teachers.

Calculator Software
Providing software that runs on Texas Instruments TI-83, TI-83+ and TI-83+Silver Edition (SE) calculators and that has been used extensively with all ages and abilities in many UK schools since 1999.

Given the increasingly widespread ownership of graphical calculators their software has significantly enhanced students understanding of key aspects of mathematics.

Fun links!

Some good sites for games and programs are:

http://www.calc.org/
calc.org is a website dedicated to graphing calculators. It provides features including information, program archives, contests and much more. One of the most powerful features on this website is its ability to adapt to you, the user, by registering a free account.

http://tict.ticalc.org/
Oooodles of chess, MineSweeper and other mind-bending games, mostly for free!


http://www.vintagecalculators.com/
A celebration of old calculators showing the evolution from mechanical calculator to hand held electronic calculator. Great nostalgia trip for the forty-somethings!

Free downloads from Holland
High Tech programs for TI83+ and TI84+ for mathematics, electrical engineering, digital technics, control systems, three phases, electromechanics. 
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