Using GeoGebra to Design Origami Simulations by Mark Kaercher

In this video, Mark Kaercher teaches how to create Origami crease patterns in the GeoGebra Calculator, and then import the files into an Origami Simulator to make the digital forms come to life on your screen. Origami is incredibly influential in many areas of engineering, including medicine, space travel, architecture, robotics and packaging. More than just an art form, the ability to transform a flat sheet of paper into a complex 2D or 3D model leads to a mathematical study into these models.

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Bio
Mark has been a learner, teacher, and maker of math since 1994. After serving as a middle and high school math teacher for 27 years, Mark is now a middle school Innovation Teacher, running the Simulations Center at Shaker Middle School, where he teaches his students about spreadsheets, Origami simulations, Minecraft, and flying drones. Mark is a regular presenter at local, regional, and statewide conferences and workshops. He is a recipient of a 2001 Milken Family Foundation National Educator Award, he was the 2011 SEMI Foundation Educator of the Year, and he is a NYS Master Teacher Emeritus. Mark resides in Latham, with his wife, two adult children, cat, and three-legged dog.

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