With the collaborative workspace (“mathspace”): Students and teachers can write, sketch, and draw to work on math problems together. With the graphing tool: Using digital graph paper, kids can type equations to draw graphs, plot points, and draw lines and curves. This can reduce copying errors and is often quicker. With the math image importer: Using EquatIO’s mobile companion app, kids can snap a photo of a math problem (from a textbook or a worksheet) and transfer the image to EquatIO instead of typing in the problem. For example, typing “sq” displays options for drawing a square, or for entering an exponent of 2 or a square root symbol. With the math and chemistry prediction: Typing the name for a math or chemistry symbol will display a list of possible choices. With the math and chemistry notation tools: Kids can enter correctly formatted math or chemistry expressions by typing, dictation (speech-to-math), or handwriting (works best with touchscreen or graphics tablet and legible handwriting). Math and chemistry notation by typing, handwriting, or dictation With the math-to-speech: Students can hear each step of the math solution read aloud accurately. This allows the teacher to see the student’s reasoning and identify which steps the student has and hasn’t mastered. Students can also explain their thinking on each step via typing or dictation. With Mathshare: Students are prompted to solve multi-step math problems by breaking the problem into smaller parts. With the math image importer: Kids can snap a photo of a math problem (from a textbook or a worksheet) and enter the image on the grid instead of typing in the problem. Kids can print out completed work or email it to their teacher. ModMath works best with stacked math problems (+ – × ÷) through basic algebra. With the digital math grid: Kids can use an onscreen math keyboard to enter numbers, symbols, and variables to write out math expressions on digital graph paper. This can reduce errors when entering numbers and operations and when copying the answer. With the TTS (macOS): It becomes a talking calculator, speaking the buttons as they’re pressed and reading aloud the answers. For example, they can convert meters to feet, pounds to kilograms, or Celsius to Fahrenheit. Some calculators can also convert between common measures. They can choose between a basic four-function calculator and scientific or programming calculators. With the calculator: Kids can do simple arithmetic or more complex math.
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Many free calculators apps for specific purposes can be downloaded for mobile devices (iPhone, iPad, Android).
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