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Saturday, September 10, 2005

Showing a calculator to a group

How do you display a calculator to a large group of people, such as a class? Simple if it’s a TI graphing calculator: just download the free Virtual TI, which displays not only the calculator screen but also the entire keyboard. It’s a perfect emulator of the TI and can be controlled entirely by the mouse as well as partially by the keyboard. Better yet, it’s free and completely legal! The only downside is that you need to use Virtual PC if you want to run it on a Mac.

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