Equatio Feature Tour

Useful resources and guides to deepen your knowledge of Equatio.

A short video to introduce you to Equatio.

Install Equatio using our step-by-step wizard to get started.

Learn how to navigate the Equatio menu. In this video, we see what options are available when it comes to font size, language, speech and prediction. We show you how to customize your toolbar, check your log-in details, find out how to get help, give feedback and more!

Equatio Menu

How to Navigate the EquatIO Menu

In this video, we share how to use the Equation Editor to insert math into a document. We also show the different tools within the Equation Editor,  including the palette features, the traffic light symbols, and  the Equatio Academy.

Equation Editor

How to Use EquatIO's Equation Editor

In this video, we show how to use the prediction feature to easily create math and science expressions. Simply use this function to help insert the symbols and expressions you want into your document.

Prediction

How to Use Prediction in EquatIO

In this video, we show how to use the different palette features in Equatio. The palette allows you to insert text to give students direction or write out problems. It allows you to change the color of your items and save commonly used formulas, math sequences, matrices, and other math structures for easy access in the future. The 'more' option expands to give you a wealth of other commonly used options in the STEM class.

Palette

How to Use EquatIO's Palette Features

In this video, we share how to use the LaTeX Editor in Equatio. This feature is particularly useful for anyone used to writing math in LaTex or for our more advanced users.

Latex Editor

Using The LaTeX Editor in EquatIO

In this video, we give you an overview of how to use the Graph Editor in Equatio. Our graph editor is powered by Desmos, the best graphing tool on the market.

Graph Editor

How to Use EquatIO's Graph Editor (Powered by Desmos)

In this video, we show how you can use input math into a document using your own handwriting. The Handwriting Recognition gives students a different way to make math in Equatio. 

Handwriting Recognition

Insert Math with Handwriting Recognition

In this video, you how to use Speech Input to dictate math using your voice into a document. Using a microphone to dictate work is particularly useful for students with dyslexia, poor or limited motor skills, vision impairments and physical disabilities. 

Speech Input

How to Use Speech Input in EquatIO

In this video, we show how you can use Equatio Mobile to insert an image, handwriting, or math text from your mobile device into an active document. Equatio Mobile can transfer content to G Suite Applications, Microsoft Word Documents or Equatio mathspaces.

Equatio Mobile

How to use EquatIO Mobile

In this video, we show how you can use the Insert mathspace button to embed a mathspace directly into your working Doc.

Equatio mathspace

How to Insert an EquatIO mathspace into a Doc

In this video, we give an overview of how to use Equatio's Screenshot Reader to have math read aloud.

Screenshot Reader

How to Use EquatIO's Screenshot Reader

In this video, we highlight the features within Equatio's STEM Tools. These include access to the Periodic Table, the Desmos Scientific Calculator and the Molecular viewer.

STEM Tools

How to Use EquatIO's STEM Tools

In this video, we share how you can use Shapes, digital manipulatives and Smart Shapes to visually represent math concepts in Equatio mathspace.

Equatio mathspace Shapes

How to Use Shapes and Smart Shapes in EquatIO mathspace

In this video, we show how teachers can create assignments for students, keep track of their responses, and provide feedback in Equatio mathspace. 

Send Assignments & Share Feedback

How to Send Assignments and Share Teacher Feedback in EquatIO mathspace

In this video, we show you how to use Rapid Reviewer in Equatio mathspace to score student assignments and give feedback. You will be able to navigate quickly between one student and the next, making the grading process even faster.

Rapid Reviewer

How to use the EquatIO mathspace Rapid Reviewer for Grading

In this video, we show how the infitie cloner in Equatio mathspace works. The Infinite Cloner is designed to work once the mathspace has been shared with the student.  In other words, the student is the person who will experience the cloned object, not the instructor. They will have the ability to click on the object, and drag as many copies of the object that are necessary to complete the activity.

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