History

Cabri I (Interactive Notebook) was created by a French research team headed by Jean-Marie Laborde, after spending several years researching interactive tools for teaching mathematics.

Cabri I was presented with the Apple Trophy, awarded annually to the best achievement in educational software.

Cabri II, successor to Cabri I, was distributed worldwide.
 

Cabri II was integrated into Texas Instruments’ TI-92 graphing calculators.
 

The Cabrilog Company was created in Grenoble, France by Jean-Marie Laborde, and work began on the development of Cabri II Plus and Cabri 3D software.

Worldwide announcement of Cabri II Plus which extended Cabri’s reach to other areas of mathematics (algebra, analysis).

Cabri Jr. introduces dynamic geometry into popular calculators such as TI-83 and TI-84.
 

Worldwide announcement of Cabri 3D as a dynamic way to show mathematics and geometry in space.

With penetration in more than 35 countries, Cabri continue to expand classroom innovation.