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Inserting equations with the Maths Editor

You can use the Maths Editor to insert a handwritten equation onto a page in a more readable format. The Maths Editor recognises your handwriting and automatically converts it to a typeset format. You can also add the recognised equation to a GeoGebra worksheet if the equation is in a supported graph format.

ClosedTo insert an equation onto the page

  1. Press Add-onsAdd-on button and then select Insert EquationInsert Equation button.

    The Maths Editor appears.

  2. Select a pen tool and colour (see  Writing or drawing digital ink).

  3. Write a maths equation on the graph paper section of the editor.

    The handwritten equation converts to a typed equation, which appears below the graph paper section. Accept and reject icons appear beside the recognised equation.

    Maths ink editor

  4. PressAccept text conversion button to accept the recognised equation.

    The typed equation appears on the page.

    OR

    PressReject text conversion button to reject the recognised equation and close the Maths Editor.

ClosedTo edit the recognised equation

  1. Double-click the recognised equation on the page.

    The handwritten equation appears on the Maths Editor.

  2. Select a pen tool and colour (see  Writing or drawing digital ink).

  3. Edit the handwritten equation.

    The handwritten equation converts to a typed equation, which appears below the graph paper section. Accept and reject icons appear beside the recognised equation.

  4. PressAccept text conversion button to accept the recognised equation.

    The equation updates with your edits.

    OR

    PressReject text conversion button to reject the typed equation and close the Maths Editor.

    The equation doesn’t update.

ClosedTo add the recognised equation to a GeoGebra worksheet

  1. Insert a GeoGebra worksheet on the page (see Inserting content from GeoGebra).

  2. Drag the equation from the page to the GeoGebra widget.

    The equation is automatically graphed in the worksheet.

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Last updated May 09, 2015.

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