7.-9. October 2025

The 6th International JSXGraph Conference will gather developers, teachers, instructors, and designers who use or are interested in using JSXGraph to enhance digital learning of STEM topics.

Conference Details

Contributions and Organization

We invite all participants to submit a presentation. Details about the conference software will be announced through the conference system (Moodle). The conference is organized by the Center of Mobile Learning with Digital Technology at the University of Bayreuth , Germany.

Recent Program

Advanced workshop I, II

Alfred Wassermann University of Bayreuth, Germany alfred.wassermann@uni-bayreuth.de Abstract In two workshops we will cover more advanced topics of JSXGraph programming. The topics will mostly be oriented on changes that happened in JSXGraph since the conference in 2024, that is since version v1.10.0. The plan so far is to cover: Progress in 3D 3D polyhedra ARIA Extension programming
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Workshop: JSXGraph for beginners

Carsten Miller, Alfred Wassermann University of Bayreuth, Germany carsten.miller@uni-bayreuth.de , alfred.wassermann@uni-bayreuth.de Abstract This workshop will cover the basics of working with JSXGraph. The nice thing about the JSXGraph is that you do not need to be a programmer to use it. In the workshop, we will talk about the tools and how to prepare the working environment. By constructing the examples, we will cover some basic objects as points, lines, circles, intersections, and angles.
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HELM - STACK workbooks: adding interactivity on vector calculus topics

Konstantina Zerva The University of Edinburgh, UK k.zerva@ed.ac.uk Abstract HELM (Helping Engineers Learn Mathematics) is a collection of 50 workbooks developed by five English universities between 2002 and 2005. HELM resources cover the basic engineering mathematics and statistics teaching for first and second year mathematics courses for engineering undergraduates. During the summers of 2020 and 2021, the universities of Edinburgh and Loughborough undertook an effort of embedding the HELM materials into STACK.
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How a Boat Rotates in a River: Visualizing Rotation in Flow Fields

Exercise Pool of the HM4mint consortium

Audiofunctions+: exploring math functions through sonification

Interactive Graph Algorithm Learning with JSXGraph and Moodle STACK

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