- Why do male last names in Icelandic end with -son instead of -sonur?
- Do elves exist?
- How did our ancestors make use of geothermal energy?
- Are portmanteau words frequent in Icelandic?
- What changes in education can we expect in the next few years or decades and what effect might these changes have on teaching and learning?
- Are portmanteau words frequent in Icelandic?
- What changes in education can we expect in the next few years or decades and what effect might these changes have on teaching and learning?
- When were rats first known in Iceland?
- What can you tell me about diving sea birds?
- How far into the sky does the light from Yoko Ono's Peace Tower travel?
Nordic GeoGebra 2010
Welcome to Nordic GeoGebra 2010
We welcome you to the first Nordic GeoGebra Conference to be held in Reykjavík, Iceland August 12th - 14th 2010.
The Conference is intended for teachers at all levels as well as researchers in Mathematics Education. It is organized around plenary lectures, contributed talks, workshops and discussion sessions.
Conference location can be seen here
Program as well as updated abstracts of all talks and workshops are now available under programme.
Plenary speakers are:
- Markus Hohenwarter
- Simon Hempel-Jørgensen
- Sigbjörn Hals
- Thomas Lingefjärd
Byrjendanámskeið í GeoGebra 11. ágúst, upplýsingar á íslensku GeoGebrusíðunni. Ókeypis fyrir þátttakendur á ráðstefnunni.
On volcanic activity in Iceland
Eruption live from Eyjafjallajökull (aya-fya-tla-yaw-kutl).
The Icelandic met office has updated information on volcanic activity.