#MatchMyCL April 2021

Graphs are often useful for simplifying calculations that can be done in CL or performing calculations that can't. This month, share a screen that uses a hidden graph to help drive the interaction.

• Jenn Vadnais

  Scr 2 & 4: Hidden graphs calculate value for feedback Scr 4: Hidden question pops up after button pressed Scr 5: Ss pick preference, the ordered list that accompanies S preference pops up on Scr 6

• Factoring Example - Match My CL

• Joe Grogan

  I use a hidden graph to help students do algebra in tables and check their work along the way. Here are some examples of slides from my Geo and Calc classes.

• Doing algebra in tables

• Patty Stephens

  A few slides that utilize hidden graphs for the April @Desmos #MatchMyCL challenge! I often use a graph to display an image while secretly calculating in the background.

• #MatchMyCL April 2021

• Nathaniel Heading

  I got really excited about this month's #MatchMyCl challenge that I may have gone overboard. I decided to make a message encryptor using @Desmos AB. Set your key matrix on slide 1, encode on slide 2, and decode on slide 3. Have fun!!!

• Hidden Graph #MatchMyCL

• Craig Winske

  I attempted a solution to this problem by using a hidden graph component. The graph looks like the thumbnail on this activity. Green is correct, red is incorrect, yellow is not attempted. I suppose this could be submitted for the #MatchMyCL challenge too!

• Hidden Screen for Table on Dashboard

• Stein Lee Schreiber

  Giving teachers controls

• Hidden Graph Controls for Teachers MatchMyCL April