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Andrea Ghersi, with his back to the camera, gestures with his arms outstretched to form a straight line, showing a group of participants how to interact with the GeoGebra Plus applet.

🌟 TransEET at 38th UMI-CIIM CONFERENCE GE2025 🌟

From 4 to 6 September, the 38th UMI-CIIM GE2025 CONFERENCE was held In Genova, an event that explored the role of mathematics education for active and critical citizenship.

In this context, four our researchers from UNITO — Ornella Robutti, Andrea Ghersi, Mosè Colangelo and Beatrice Bruno Franco — held two workshops for participants:

  • “Embodimath: immersive exploration of functions with the body and GeoGebra Plus”: Participants interacted with a GeoGebra applet using their bodies to explore functions.
  • “Transforming Math: immersive geometry workshop with virtual and augmented reality”: Participants used VR and AR headsets to immerse themselves in a three-dimensional Cartesian reference system, manipulating geometric objects with their hands to explore transformations.

It was a valuable opportunity to showcase the application of emerging technologies and innovative methodologies in mathematics teaching.

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Mosè Colangelo is presenting wearing a virtual reality headset.
Beatrice Bruno Franco, on the left, while Mosè Colangelo stands on the right. They are presenting the TranSEET Project and Diderot project to the participants with the support of a slide showing the project logos and information about them.
Ornella Robutti is smiling and gesturing as she explains a presentation slide titled 'POSITIONING' to the participants.
Andrea Ghersi, with his back to the camera, gestures with his arms outstretched to form a straight line, showing a group of participants how to interact with the GeoGebra Plus applet.