Equatio is a digital math tool that offers multiple input methods, including speech input, handwriting, and prediction, making it easier for students and educators to create and interact with math.
Equatio offers a number of different ways that can enhance math and science learning:
- Creating and exploring math equations: Equatio offers multiple methods to manipulate and modify math, including speech-to-text input, a built-in equation editor, handwriting recognition, LaTeX editing tools, and some prediction models.
- Visualizing and exploring concepts: Equatio has a whiteboard feature than can be shared with other users, a graphing calculator, a scientific calculator, a periodic table, and 3D models of chemical formulae.
- Digital accessibility for math: Equatio can help instructors, staff, and students alike make math more accessible, using the built-in screenshot reader, alternative text for equations, and browser plugins for mobile devices for math accessibility wherever you are.
Get Started with Equatio
Equatio can be used as an application on your Windows or MacOS computers or as a Google Chrome extension for both computers and mobile devices. This flexibility allows you to access its features wherever you are, on whichever device you prefer.
The University of Iowa has a specific license with Equatio. It’s crucial that you follow our installation steps and guides, not those provided by Equatio directly. This ensures you have access to all the features included in our license.
For detailed instructions on downloading and installing each version of Equatio, please visit our Installation Page.
If Equatio does not meet your needs for accessibility, please contact Student Disability Services (SDS).