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Boards CBSETN State Board • Grades 10, 11 & 12

What Teachers Say About RoboGebra

Features

Interactive Worksheets & Graphs

Explain concepts visually, step by step.

Reveal each part of a concept through interactive animations and visuals. Help students see how the concept works as you explain it.

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Teach One Step at a Time

Explain solutions without writing every step.

Reveal each solution step with a single click. Help students follow your explanation, participate in the lesson, and keep the class engaged.

Teach the Same Problem in Different Ways

Create more examples with less preparation.

Change the numbers or expressions in a question and instantly get an updated solution and graph. Explore different variations of the same problem and see how each change affects the result.

RoboGebra Workshops at Schools

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  • Teach mathematics more efficiently with less preparation.
  • Turn smart boards into interactive learning experiences.
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Behind the Scenes at Robogebra

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Our Flagship Product's Impact on Math Education Worldwide

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Robogebra — from the creators of Robocompass

KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK — IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY
3rd
Most Used ICT Tool in Indian Schools
1. Freeplane  •  2. Geogebra  •  3. RoboCompass  •  4. Audacity
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"Teachers adopted a range of ICT tools, with the majority stating they had used Freeplane and Geogebra, followed by Robocompass, Audacity, Vokoscreen, and Kdenlive."

Background Story

Built on research

The pedagogy behind Robogebra is grounded in a peer-reviewed paper co-authored by Ashraf, the Founder of Robogebra.

The paper's page on ResearchGate: Application of Progressive Discovery as a Teaching Aid Using MathDisk

Application of Progressive Discovery as a Teaching Aid Using MathDisk

Ashraf Sharfudeen

Founder of Robogebra

with Dr. Ajit Kumar (India)
and Dr. Sang-Gu Lee (South Korea)

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What is progressive disclosure?

A teaching technique where each element of a diagram or solution appears one at a time — mirroring how a teacher naturally works through a problem on a board.

From MathDisk to Robogebra

The research was conducted using MathDisk (2016), a Flash-based prototype. When Flash was deprecated, the platform was rebuilt from scratch into what is now Robogebra.