Situating tools is the system that situates users in an environment where they may experience the context and the happening. Through this ICT it helps create real live pictures and capture and display the real events that give users feeling as it is happening in that situation.
It helps to give that feeling of reaching into that situation. For instance, if we are placed in a place that students have never seen the airport and planes. The teacher can show them the videos and the images of the planes and it would give them some clearer ideas rather than just telling what it looks like.We selected one shape and created in GeoGebra following are the steps.
Concept:
Situating
tool using Geogebra: A rhombus is a simple quadrilateral whose four sides
all have the same length. Another name is an equilateral quadrilateral, since
equilateral means that all of its sides are equal in length.
Step by step of constructing rhombus using GeoGebra.
First click on Geogebra icon from the desktop
Draw two points A and B using the New Point tool. Draw the line segment AB using
the Segment between
Step 2
From A draw a circle through B using the Circle with Centre
through a Point tool
Step 3
From B draw a circle through A using the Circle with Centre through a Point tool
Step 4
Draw the line segment from A and it can be anywhere as long
as it is inside the circle.
Step 5
Hide the circles by right
clicking them and selecting Show Object.
Step 6
Using a circle with the center through point draw a circle using C
as a center and radius as point A
Step 7
Make another circle by using B as a center and A as the radius.
Step 8
Make a point of intersection D of the two circles using the Intersect Two Objects tool
Step 9
Draw the line segments C and B
to D using the Segment between Two Points tool 
Step 10
Hide the circles by right
clicking them and selecting Show Object.
Output:
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