Texas Instrument Graphic Calculator

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How to add the Ti-84 emulator wabbitemu.exe?

[kaamui]

Hi,

you can try to copy/paste this url https://ti84calc.com/ti84calc

directly on the board so you can create an application from it.

[kaamui]

if you want explicitely the app you mentionned, it is not possible to insert it on the board.

One thing possible would be to install it and use it in Desktop Mode.

edit : Just saw that the code is opensource, so another solution, but that would need more work, would be to create a C++ widget (like the ruler, compass, etc) integrating their code.

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[image: image.png] What a pity. This is such very nice app. Also Geogebra would be a nice addition. But it seems impossible to add anything to this quit useless list of apps. I used other programs before where I could do this easily. regards, Paul van de Veen, Math teacher

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[kaamui]

you can also add GeoGebra by dropping the url (or ctrl+c/ctrl+v) on the board

[cody09878-dev]

If you want to use a TI-84 style calculator without installing Wabbitemu, another option is to use a browser-based calculator.

There are some online tools that emulate the TI-84 interface and can be opened directly in a browser or embedded into digital boards for teaching. For example:

https://ti84calculatoronline.org/

It provides a TI-84 style interface where you can perform graphing, functions, and other calculations without installing any software. This can be helpful in classroom environments where students use different devices.

Of course, if you specifically need the original Wabbitemu emulator then Desktop Mode would still be required, but for quick access a web-based calculator can work as a practical alternative.