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Welcome to a series of free, online, ready-made activities that I have written on a variety of topics using Autograph.

You do not need to have Autograph installed to use these activities, you just need to download the free Autograph Player (full instructions contained within the activities). This means that pupils can use them freely at home, and teachers can use them on their interactive whiteboards or in computer rooms at school.

I will be adding more of these activities as the weeks roll on, so keep checking back for more






Graphing


Co-ordinates and Lines

Straight Line Graphs (y = mx + c)

Quadratic Curves

The Equation of a Circle

Spot the Function

Transforming Functions

Conic Sections

Calculus


Symmetry of Quadratic Graphs



Shape and Geometry


Transformations

Shapes

Angles

Circle Theorems

Pythagoras and Trigonometry

Pythagoras in 3D

Constructions

Congruency


3D2



Data and Statistics

Statistical Diagrams

Probability Distributions

The Central Limit Theorem


Standardising the Normal Distribution



Number and Algebra

Number work

Can you prove it?

Puzzles


Rules of Surds



More Autograph Activities

If this has got you wanting more free online Autograph Activities, then try these:
- From Owen Elton
- From Douglas Butler
- From Philip Lloyd (NZ)

- From Simon Woodhead



Autograph

For my series of short tutorial videos about making the most out of Autograph, please click here

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To visit the Autograph website, where you can find lots more free resources and sign up to a free 30 day trial of the full version of the software, please click here



Autograph Activity Books

I have written two books for teaching post 16 topics using Autograph. The Student Investigation book contains rich activities to allow the students to discover the key concepts of calculus and graphing. The Teacher Demonstration book contains step-by-step instructions for creating dynamic, interactive demonstrations of key concepts