Introduction
Welcome to the Equatio Educator Implementation Guide. The guide does not need to be completed in a single session; you are welcome to pause and return at any time to fit your schedule and learning needs. Educators who actively engage with the practice opportunities, interactive activities, and reflection prompts will gain the greatest benefit from the experience.
What is Equatio?
It's a toolbar every educator should have in their toolkit.
Equatio is an advanced equation editor used by educators and students across the globe. This powerful toolbar allows students to speak, type and draw math problems digitally, bringing math education wherever they go. It’s built to foster inclusivity and accessibility, facilitating math education for every learner!
Every classroom includes students with different learning styles and needs. Equatio helps create inclusive math experiences by giving students simple ways to express and explore their thinking. Equatio brings together everything you need to create and work with math digitally.
Flexible, collaborative math support for all learners
- Make math digital, editable and accessible
- Support students with disabilities
- Build confidence and engagement
- Offer flexibility and differentiation
- Create collaborative math environments
- Promote active participation and student choice
- Provide multiple means to demonstrate mastery
- Visualize complex math concepts
Getting started with Equatio
- Follow this three-step guided process to successfully implement Equatio in your classroom.
Step 1
Explore
Discover each Equatio feature and learn the purpose each serves for supporting student learning and accessibility.
Step 2
Demonstrate
Actively practice and model how to use the toolbar features throughout whole group, small group, or individualized teacher-led instruction.
Step 3
Integrate
Embed Equatio features into lesson design, classroom routines, and student learning activities to consistently support instruction, engagement, and accessibility.