Lesson A - Optional
Part II (Getting to Know Your ClassPad, continued)
In this part, you will create data and an eActivity on your ClassPad handheld to work with in PART III.
1. Defining a Function on your ClassPad Handheld
2. Where is f(x)?
f(x) is stored in the MCS memory area. MCS stands for Memory Control System. Variables in MCS can be used in any application. For more information on MCS please see Lesson 14!
3. Creating an eActivity using the ClassPad Handheld
This will be a nice review of one of my favorite features, the Geometry Link. Once our eActivity is done, we will begin transferring data to the PC.
4. Creating an eActivity (Continued)
5. Creating an eActivity (Continued Again)
6. Saving your eActivity
