Equatio Reviews & Ratings 2024

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Overview

What is Equatio?

Equatio is an equation editor used to create digital, accessible maths with the goal of making maths and science more accessible and engaging for every student.

Recent Reviews

Equatio delivers!

8 out of 10

June 04, 2024

Incentivized

Equatio allows me to create visuals to go along math the math I’m doing in a very easy way. I love the ai feature and it has helped me …

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10 out of 10

June 03, 2024

Incentivized

I am a Math teacher, therefore I use Equatio when making my lesson plans. I also have started implementing student use. Students this past …

Equatio- Great, but could be better.

6 out of 10

May 30, 2024

Incentivized

We are an assistive technology lending library. We offer Equatio as an option to complete math electronically. This is particularly useful …

Honest review

9 out of 10

April 23, 2024

Incentivized

It supports our learners in class by offering scaffolding and tools to enhance learning. Children are able to access a range of tools for …

Equatio - Access for math

10 out of 10

April 17, 2024

Incentivized

We have a district of 10,000 students with a domain license. Students who have physical, cognition, visual, and executive functioning …

Versatile math tools for all!

9 out of 10

April 17, 2024

Incentivized

Equatio is used to support all students and staff with making math accessible digitally.

Equatio- Digital Math and Science Character Input Made Easy

10 out of 10

April 17, 2024

Incentivized

With our students using Chromebooks, it was very difficult for them to be able to digitally input math and science characters. Equatio …

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10 out of 10

April 17, 2024

Incentivized

We use Equatio for teachers to add math to Google Forms, primarily. Prior to Equatio, teachers took screenshots of PDFs or other programs …

Equatio

3 out of 10

April 17, 2024

Incentivized

Equatio is used mostly to create exams by the curriculum math coaches. Some students use it to respond, but not many.

Equatio - limited exposure review

5 out of 10

April 17, 2024

Incentivized

I am an itinerant teacher who teaches teachers how to embed assistive technology into their lessons. Our board has purchased a district …

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How Equatio Differs From Its Competitors

Learning Impact

My students were able to manipulate the shapes as a team of 4 working together on the smartboard. They also showed me a trick or two that I hadnt Figured out on my own.

Incentivized

I use the equation editor. As a math teacher this has been very helpful in allowing me to modify any lessons, worksheets, and games I feel like changing. This past week I used it by making a jeopardy game and I was able to use Equatio on the jeopardy editable site in order to add math questions.

Incentivized

Learning Impact

Many staff members have thought Equatio is "cool," but that is not enough to push us to purchase a license. Now that the "free for teachers" part is gone, I won't even be able to model it for teams who may benefit from it. It will simply be a slide in a slide deck, but I won't be able to …

Incentivized

Learning Impact

Children are able to draw and write accurate mathematical symbols which means their work is presented clearly and effectively. They are able to work independently and use Google tools to enhance their learning.

Incentivized

Learning Impact

Students are able to better demonstrate their knowledge of content. For example, using visuals to demonstrate the steps of solving equations and then allowing students to use the visual steps to complete others on their own has been impactful and increased student independence.

Incentivized

Learning Impact

Some of our learners who are unmotivated to attempt math see the use of Equatio tools as more engaging and are more encouraged to try without fear of making mistakes.

Incentivized

Learning Impact

This allowed us to increase students inputting math digitally for assessment and for student work. Since it has handwriting recognition, it allowed students to write the math but the teacher be able to easily read it after it converted the text into clear characters. As well, the ability to go …

Incentivized

Learning Impact

In one of our math classes, students were struggling to access the material in their textbook and share their knowledge on a worksheet. When we switched to Equatio, students were suddenly able to comprehend more clearly their tasks, share what they understood with their teacher, and communicate …

Incentivized

Learning Impact

Student accessibility in reading equations in particular for special education students who have a difficult time understanding how to read the equations.

Incentivized

Learning Impact

some students regularly use it to insert the math for assignments - when fine motor is difficult their work is easily read by the teacher and often lined up properly (some stacking of math problems don't line up properly - addition, subtraction and multiplying of 2-3 digit numbers)

Incentivized

Popular Features

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Basic Equations (10)
7.4
74%
Equation Text Box (10)
7.2
72%
Mathematical Symbols and Functions (10)
7.2
72%
Formatting Options (10)
5.8
58%

Reviewer Pros & Cons

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Measuring angles and explaining how we get the measurement.
More basic fractions

Leslie Fenton

Teacher Grade 4

Palm Beach county school district (Education Management, 10,001+ employees)

Edit tool. I am able to add formulas to my google slides very easily.
Implementing math and writing is not as easy. Sometimes modifying or combining these two tools is difficult using Equatio.

Verified User

Employee in Other

Education Management Company, 11-50 employees

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Product Demos

Equatio Ai Forms Creator

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How to Use Equatio's STEM Tools

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How to Use Equatio's STEM Tools

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How to Insert an Equatio mathspace into a Doc

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How to Insert an Equatio mathspace into a Doc

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How to Use Speech Input in Equatio

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Features

Equation Editors

Software designed to create, manipulate, and share mathematical equations, formulas, and symbols in digital formats.

6.4

Avg 6.4

7.2
Equation Text Box
(10) Ratings
Allows users to input mathematical equations and expressions into the editor.
7.2
Mathematical Symbols and Functions
(10) Ratings
Provides a library of mathematical symbols and functions that users can insert into their equations.
7.4
Basic Equations
(10) Ratings
The ability to input simple mathematical functions and equations.
7.5
Advanced Equations
(8) Ratings
The ability to input advanced mathematical formulas including integrals, derivatives, sets, and matrices.
6.1
STEM Tools
(8) Ratings
Tools that enable the teaching of science, technology, engineering, or mathematics.
5.8
Formatting Options
(10) Ratings
Allows users to format their equations with various styles, such as font size, color, and alignment.
5.5
Equation Numbering
(7) Ratings
Enables users to add equation numbers for easy referencing and citation purposes.
5.2
Equation Templates
(8) Ratings
Offers pre-designed equation templates for common mathematical formulas and expressions to save users time and effort.
6.8
Export/Import Equations
(6) Ratings
Allows users to save their equations in various formats (e.g., PDF, LaTeX) and import equations from external sources.
6.8
Equation Editing Tools
(8) Ratings
Provides tools for users to manipulate and edit equations, such as resizing, rotating, and rearranging components.
6.8
Equation Auto-complete
(7) Ratings
Provides suggestions and auto-completion for mathematical symbols and functions as users type their equations.
6.9
One-click Graphing
(5) Ratings
Allows users to instantly plot and visualize equations on a graph for better understanding and analysis.
4.5
Equation Collaboration and Sharing
(5) Ratings
Enables users to collaborate on equations with others in real-time and share equations with colleagues or classmates.

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Product Details

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What is Equatio?

Equatio is an equation editor used to create digital, accessible math, and is designed to save time, lower stress and eliminate frustration.

Equatio aims to create accessible learning experiences in math and science, so that students get choice in the tools that they need to succeed. This includes having math read aloud, using 'math to speech' and visualizing math problems with geometric shapes, manipulatives, and dynamic graphs. Equatio also provides students and teachers with a collaborative and digital space to allow students to work freely and show their thinking.

Equatio also aims to remove barriers to inclusive math, helps to create independent learners, and lets students choose to engage with math and science in a way that suits them best.

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Equatio Technical Details

Deployment Types	Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based
Operating Systems	Unspecified
Mobile Application	No
Supported Languages	English, Spanish, French, Italian, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish

Frequently Asked Questions

Equatio is an equation editor used to create digital, accessible maths with the goal of making maths and science more accessible and engaging for every student.

MathType, MathMagic, and MathCast are common alternatives for Equatio.

Reviewers rate Advanced Equations highest, with a score of 7.5.

The most common users of Equatio are from Mid-sized Companies (51-1,000 employees).

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