Partners

Supporting Partners

The following partners are supporting GeoGebra through grants.

City Council Linz
2011 - 2012: Support for Austrian developer group in Linz, Austria
Google Summer of Code 2011
2011: Support of 7 student programmers as part of GSoC 2010
Upper Austrian Government
2010 - 2012: Support for Austrian developer group in Linz, Austria
FSF.hu, Hungary
2010, 2012: Support for Hungarian developer and translator group, Hungary
Google Summer of Code 2010
2010: Support of 5 student programmers as part of GSoC 2010
Austrian Ministry of Education
2009 - 2010: GeoGebraCAS - symbolic algebra for Austrian Schools
University of Luxembourg et al., co-funded by the EU programme eContentplus
2007 - 2010: Interoperable Interactive Geometry for Europe (Intergeo)
University of Luxembourg
2007 - 2009: GeoGebra for Primary School
Department of Mathematical Sciences, Florida Atlantic University
Prof. Heinz-Otto Peitgen and Prof. Richard Voss, NSF MSP project SMGEM
2007 - 2009: support of software development with students Cong Liu, Amy Varkey, and Quan Yuan
2006 - 2009: support of workshops and presentations throughout the USA
Faculty LSHASE, University of Luxembourg
since 2010: hosting the GeoGebra website
2005 - 2009: providing the multi-platform software deployment solution
Austrian Ministry of Education
2006 - 2007: GeoGebra for Austrian Schools
Austrian Academy of Sciences
2004 - 2006: DOC scholarship for Markus Hohenwarter
Department of Mathematics, University of Salzburg
2002 - 2009: hosting the GeoGebra website