## 5.5. Dynamic Worksheet as Webpage

In the File menu, Export you find the item Dynamic Worksheet as Webpage (html).

At the top of the export window you can enter title, author, and date for your dynamic worksheet.

The tab General allows you to add some text above and below the dynamic construction (e.g. a description of the construction and some tasks). The construction itself may be included directly into a webpage or opened by clicking a button.

The tab Advanced allows you to change the functionality of the dynamic construction (e.g. reset icon, double click to open the application window) as well as to modify the user interface (e.g. show toolbar, modify height and width).

Note: Don't take too big values for the width and height of the dynamic construction in order to make it fully visible in the internet browser.

Several files are created when exporting a dynamic worksheet:

· html file (e.g. circle.html) – this file includes the worksheet itself

· GGB file (e.g. circle_worksheet.ggb) – this file includes your GeoGebra construction

· geogebra.jar (several files) – these files include GeoGebra and make your worksheet interactive

All files (e.g. circle.html, circle_worksheet.ggb and the geogebra.jar files) have to be in one folder (directory) to let the dynamic construction work. Of course, you may copy all files to another folder too.

Note: The exported HTML file (e.g. circle.html) can be viewed with any internet browser (e.g. Mozilla, Internet Explorer, Safari). In order to let the dynamic construction work, Java has to be installed on the computer. You can get Java from http://www.java.com without charge. If you want to use your worksheet in your school's computer network, ask your local network administrator to install Java on the computers.

Note: You can edit the dynamic worksheet's text with many word processing systems (e.g. FrontPage, Word) by opening the exported HTML file.

Related Topics

5. Printing and Export

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