Equatio is a digital tool for creating, editing, and sharing mathematical and scientific
notation in digital documents and online learning platforms. Widely used in higher
education as of 2025, Equatio enables faculty and students to insert math expressions
using handwriting, typing, or speech-to-math input, and integrates with tools like
Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Canvas, and PDFs. The tool supports LaTeX and MathML,
offers graphical equation editors, and includes accessibility features to support
students with diverse learning needs.
- Promotes accessible mathematics: enables students to engage with
digital math content regardless of device or ability, through compatibility with
screen readers and alternative input modes
- Enables interactive learning: allows real-time equation input and
manipulation in assignments, quizzes, and discussions, fostering a dynamic classroom
environment
- Enhances visual understanding: lets instructors and students produce
high-quality math visuals and graphs for clear illustration of complex concepts
- Improves feedback workflow: streamlines digital grading and annotation
of mathematical work for efficient, timely, and detailed feedback
- Supports collaboration: allows students and faculty to work together
on shared math documents and group problem-solving within collaborative environments
- Digital equation submission: assign problem sets or lab reports
that require math equations submitted electronically using Equatio
- Interactive quizzes and assessments: integrate Equatio into online
quizzes, enabling direct equation entry and manipulation during timed assessments
- Collaborative projects: have students jointly solve math or science
problems by editing shared documents or whiteboards equipped with Equatio
- Accessible learning materials: use Equatio to design accessible
syllabi, lecture notes, assignments, and study guides containing math or scientific
notation
- Efficient digital grading: annotate student mathematical work with
digital feedback, saving time and improving clarity
- Use handwriting recognition or speech input for fast equation entry without LaTeX
- Leverage the screenshot reader to convert existing math images into accessible,
editable digital math
- Insert dynamic graphs alongside equations to visualize functions and data in your
documents
- Organize complex expressions with the equation editor’s structured templates and
symbols
- Check accessibility settings to ensure compatibility with assistive technologies
for all users
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Equatio Academy: a comprehensive hub that includes getting started guides, video tutorials, a training guide, practice exercises, webinars, and downloadable templates for educators and students
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Texthelp: Equatio product page: detailed documentation, FAQs, and up-to-date system requirements