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Description: Access full lesson containing this video at: http://www.yourteacher.com/lesson_det... Students learn to convert a linear equation to slope-intercept, or y = mx + b form, by getting y by itself on the left side of the equation. For example, to convert the equation x -- 3y = -12 to y = mx + b form, the first step is to subtract x from both sides to get --3y = -x -- 12. Notice that the x term is positioned before the number on the right side of the equation so that the equation will eventually match up with y = mx + b form. Next, divide both sides by --3 to get y = 1/3 x + 4. Now the problem is in y = mx + b form, with m = 1/3 and b = 4, and the line can be graphed using the slope and y-intercept.

Description: This is a video of Doom running on a TI-83 graphing calculator using the shell ION. This is another well made game for the TI-83 (like Zelda). This game is very addicting.

Description: This is little hobby of mine (but I haven't really done one for years) This proccess is not about originality (to be honest) but precision and being accurate. I choose a Picture (usually a screenshot as many animation cels are) and carefully graph it out. On average these pictures are no bigger than 8x6 inches or so just to give you an idea. Once the graph is finished, I copy the graph onto a serperate paper and carefully copy the image. I use a black and white reference and several others at differnt exposures for hard to see lines. Once the image is penciled out and I am satisfied it looks like the original I ink the sucker. WARNING!!! This is one of the most crucial stages!! If your drawing is not exact, the whole cel will turn out badly! After Inking, I scan the image and fix the ink in photoshop and get rid of grey tones and graph/pencil marks. I like to manually ink the images because it gives the impression of being handmade and makes the cel even more of a challenge! I print out a clean linework image and photocopy it onto a transparency. I find that the photocopy ink stays on better and that the photocopier handles the plastic well. Now be careful! Handle the plastic with clean hands always! I try to keep all of my references and pictures in a folder and keep the plastic between two papers so it doesn't damage. You will be painting on the BACK of the plastic...not on the side that was printed on. Paint shadows and highlights first and base colors last. Use Acrylic. Nothing else will work! You will have to do more than one coat of paint to fully cover the plastic...to check if it is thick enough, wait for the paint to dry and hold the cel over a white piece of paper-you will be able to see imperfections and blank spots easily. When you mess up CAREFULLY take a needle or safety pin and scratch away the unwanted paint. Also make sure your paint is fully mixed before you apply it or your cel will appear smudged and the colors will not be solid! Paint a background! I prefer watercolor because it is less saturated than the acrylic and doesn't take away from the final image. When Your done, attach the two together and mount or frame them. Be proud of yourself! These cels take a VERY long time to complete. You must have a lot of patience if you want them to look right. Skimping out on any step will degrate the cel! I've done a couple of my own designs, but I really prefer to do replications of others work as it poses more of a challenge! Good Luck with your cels!

Description: Actual graphing calculator footage. This movie shows the peak gaming capacity of Texas Instruments calculators. The games were made for free by students between 1997 and 2007; mostly in assembly languages. This film is dedicated to ticalc.org and the students and working Joe's who download our projects. Welcome to the show!APPEARANCES:00:05 NBA Live 97--Robert Gardner (TI-82,1997)00:08 Arena 3D--Malcolm Smith (TI-92+,2004)00:09 Calc Rogue--Jim Babcock (TI-92+,2004)00:11 Metroid--Fred Sparks, Kevin Ouellet (TI-83+, 2006)00:13 Donkey Kong ASM v4.0--Fred Loinetti (TI-82,2000)00:14 Pokemon Purple--Daniel Thorneycroft (TI-83+, ON-GOING)00:16 Joltima v1.9--Justin Karneges & Hideaki Omuro (TI-82, 2001)00:17 Catch 22--Adam Spickard (TI-83+, 2004)00:18 Baseball '99--Sam Heald (TI-82, 1999)00:21 Alpha-10 v1.00--Jeremy Wazny (TI-82, 1999)00:25 Hawk v1.00--Oilvier GIVAUDAN (TI-89, 2005)00:27 Alien Invasion EC ed.--Jason Ho & Louis Tovar (TI-89, 2001)00:30 V2-Engine Demo--Kai Kostack (TI-92+, 2004)00:34 Fallup--Joey Adams (TI-89, 2005)00:37 Desolate--Patrick Prendergast (TI-83+, 2004)00:40 Kirby Demo Project--Patrick Prendergast, Vincent Jünemann (TI-83+, unknown)00:43 International Karate--David Randall (TI-92+, 2005)00:46 Super Mario v1.1--Sam Heald (TI-82, 2001)00:49 Baballe--julien RF (TI-89, 2003)00:54 Robot War Project D--Brady Mayes (TI-82, 2005)00:56 Dodger--Cullen Sauls (TI-86, 2005)00:57 Lotus Turbo Challenge--Badja & Sam Heald (TI-82, 1999)00:59 Street Fighter II--Ranh-Ga & Thomas Corvazier (TI-89,1999)01:03 Rogue Squadron--Patrick Davidson & Thomas Dickerson (TI-82, 2006)01:07 Contra 83--Bryan Thomas (TI-83+, 2005)01:10 Ice Hockey 68k--Travis Fischer (TI-92+, 2005)01:12 Texas Fighters--Flavien Racine (TI-92+, 2005)01:15 Asprin v3.0--Jean-Francois Geyelin (TI-89, 2004)01:19 Super Alien Strike 89--Barrett Anderson & Hanze Studenbach & Konstantin Beliakov (TI-89, 2002)01:22 The Verdante Forest--Maarten Zwartbol (TI-83+, 2002)01:25 Acelgoyobis--Patai Gergely (TI-82, 2004)01:27 Loom--L4E_WakaMol-King (TI-83+, ON-GOING)01:31 Aerial Assault v2.2--Vincent CORFDIR (TI-89, 2005)01:34 Cruel v1.1--W Hibdon (TI-89, 2004)01:37 m4r10 v0.99--Jean-Francois Geyelin (TI-92+, 2005)01:40 Counterstrike 3D--Limmt Ribeman (TI-92+, unknown)01:43 Excite Bike 68k--Travis Fischer (TI-92+, 2004)01:46 Afro Dance--Pontus Eriksson (TI-83+, 2003)01:49 Wario Ware Pixelated--jvdthwip (TI-83+, ON-GOING)01:54 Texas Fighters--Flavien Racine (TI-92+, 2005)01:56 Robot War TI--Brady Mayes (TI-82, ON-GOING)01:57 Tiny CarZ--Leo Ducas (TI-83+, 2006)02:00 Mario 68k--Lachipseudo Assasen (TI-89, 2007)02:02 XiaoXiaoShow 1.1--Gael Giraudeau (TI-92+, 2006)02:04 Xlib xlib Revolution--Kevin Ouellet (TI-83+, 2006)02:07 Space Dementia II mod--Thibaut Chevalier (TI-92+, 2003)02:09 Bubble Bobble v0.995--Dan Weiss (TI-82, 2003)02:13 Tetris Attack 68k--Orion_{aka Cedric BOURSE) (TI-92+, 2003)02:15 Shadow of the Narkemen--Kerey Roper (TI-82, 2002)02:19 Air Mission--Vincent CORFDIR (TI-92+, 2005)02:21 Donut Quest--Mikhail P. Lavrov (TI-83+, 2007)02:24 Conway's Game of Life--Patrick Prendergast (TI-83+, 2007)02:28 Tankers 68k--Barrett Anderson & Hanze Studenbach & Konstantin Beliakov (TI-92+, 2004)02:30 Sqrxz--Jimmy Mardell (TI-85, 1997)02:33 SlimeBall v1.01--Jean-Francois Geyelin & Travis Fischer (TI-92+, 2004)02:36 Vertigo v0.94--Matthew Shepcar (TI-86, 1998)02:39 Jaws v06a--Britt Neighbors (TI-89, 2003)02:42 Marc the Superkid Quest--Marc Ryan (TI-83+, 2004)02:46 Zelda--Spencer Putt (TI-83+, ON-GOING)02:52 Voxel2Space - Techdemo--Kai Kostack (TI-92+, 2004)02:55 Shoot Out v0.3--Kurt Hoffmann (TI-92+, 2002)02:58 Atomic Arena--Vincent CORFDIR (TI-92+, 2005)03:02 F-Zero--Lionel Anton (TI-92+, 2005)03:05 Harvest Moon--Spencer Putt (TI-83+, 2004)03:06 Kartingz v1.00--Jean-Francois Geyelin & Onur CELEBI (TI-92+, 2006)03:08 Mouse Mania--Piquemal Francois (TI-89, 2003)03:10 Tetris--snowman_hater (TI-83+, 2007)03:12 Radical Pong v0.90--Paul Houser (TI-92+, 2004)03:14 Sonic--Young Kim, Brady Mayes, Travis Sepula (TI-83+, ON-GOING)03:15 Prince of Persia demo--David Coz (TI-92+, 2003)03:16 Catch the greased up--Alex Clink (TI-89, 2005)03:18 Space Station Pheta--threefingeredguy (TI-83+, 2006)03:21 Wizards Beta--Robert Kuhfss (TI-83+, 2005)03:24 Ultimate Calculator--Kerm_martian (TI-83+, 2007)Music: "Ladies and Gentlemen" by Saliva

Description: NASA Connect segment exploring how NASA scientests use measurement, ratios, and graphing to help test aircraft at the Impact Dynamics Research Facility.

Description: This is a video of Doom running on a TI-83 graphing calculator using the shell ION. This is another well made game for the TI-83 (like Zelda). This game is very addicting.

Description: Math project about graphing polynomial functions.

Description: Google Tech TalksMay 2,2007ABSTRACTne of the great debates of our time concerns the gap between the rich and poor worlds and the influence of globalization on that gap. The UC Atlas of Global Inequality (http://ucatlas.ucsc.edu) mobilizes undergraduate and graduate students to research global inequality and poverty. The UC Atlas is the leading site in Google searches for 'global inequality'. It maps, graphs and provides academic background to a range of issues including health, economic globalization, income inequalities and trade. It has interactive mapping, graphing and tabulation giving access to data about inequality, individual country pages, a blog on the latest research and internet...

Description: Google Tech TalksMay 2,2007ABSTRACTne of the great debates of our time concerns the gap between the rich and poor worlds and the influence of globalization on that gap. The UC Atlas of Global Inequality (http://ucatlas.ucsc.edu) mobilizes undergraduate and graduate students to research global inequality and poverty. The UC Atlas is the leading site in Google searches for 'global inequality'. It maps, graphs and provides academic background to a range of issues including health, economic globalization, income inequalities and trade. It has interactive mapping, graphing and tabulation giving access to data about inequality, individual country pages, a blog on the latest research and internet...

Description: NASA Connect segment exploring how NASA scientests use measurement, ratios, and graphing to help test aircraft at the Impact Dynamics Research Facility.