I would love to be able to type mathematical symbols.
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Rebecca White
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As a science teacher... Chemistry & Physical science need subscripts for writing chemical formulas. Superscripts are also needed in Chemistry (electron configuration) and conversion of units in scientific notation are needed for Chemistry, Physics and Physical Science along with many math courses.
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Lisa Soltani
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YES! Equation editor please.
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wmiller@wsfcs.k12.nc.us
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You can use ASCII values to add math symbols. Like the true negative symbol is ALT+0150. – that is an example of it instead of - . Hope that helps!
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Malynda
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I'm trying to create a Pre-Algebra semester review and trying to use the true division symbol as well as exponents. However, when I copy it from word, it does not take the formatting. Is there any other way to do this? The ability to use images/graphs would be super ideal for math classes and help with reviewing when I am working with a predominantly special education class.
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Mike
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Mathematical symbols, equations, graphs, etc. would all be appreciated. Also, folders for organizing my question library are a necessity!
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Steve
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Something that is enabled on Edmodo is scripting/code called LaTex which covers all math symbols and more! I think it would work great for Plickers as well!
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Anonymous
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I need to use subscripts for chemical formulas and superscripts for ion charges... Please?
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Anonymous
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I would also like to be able to insert pictures or images especially screen shots from a graphing calculator.
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Agnes
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This is a great teaching tool. Thank you for creating it.
I teach high school Algebra I,II, and Geometry. I need to have access to the math symbols, graphs, and geometric shapes.
Will they be made available in the Library section as I create my questions? -
Jill
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Also, the option to use a picture as a question would be a good substitute and allow for a diagram!
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Crystin
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Yes please!! I am a math teacher who would love this feature.
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Sheri Setzer
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I did find math symbols within Special Characters under Edit within GoogleChrome, however, it does not do vertical fractions.