What is the easiest way to create basic equations in Moodle Quizzes. I want to give low tech faculty some assistance.
Also - for math teachers and folks who will have more complete equations - what would you suggest.
Thanks for your quick reply!
Easy Equation Editing!
Number of replies: 3
Re: Easy Equation Editing!
Hi Debra,
ASCIIMathML is very easy to use.
Andre
Re: Easy Equation Editing!
My preference is Latex embedding. Placing x+y=2 between two dollar signs on either side then \frac{1}{x+z} \gt 7 also nested between two dollar signs on either side produces
$$x+y = 2$$ ,$$\frac {1}{x+z} \gt 7$$ get started by using Latex generator
http://www.forkosh.dreamhost.com/mimetexpreview.html
and cut and paste and edit to get idea. Then look up latex codes to get more sophisticated.
Tim
$$x+y = 2$$ ,$$\frac {1}{x+z} \gt 7$$ get started by using Latex generator
http://www.forkosh.dreamhost.com/mimetexpreview.html
and cut and paste and edit to get idea. Then look up latex codes to get more sophisticated.
Tim
Svar: Re: Easy Equation Editing!
I think that teaching students ways of writing expressions in a single line with ordinary characters is actually a good thing. I prepares them for feeding expressions into calculators and spreadsheets and interactive exercises with java/javascript.
x+y=2 1/(x+y)>7 they have to get used to parentheses.
One can use "excel" type functions as things get more "exotic":
- 3/2 + sqrt((3/2)^2-(-6))
x+y=2 1/(x+y)>7 they have to get used to parentheses.
One can use "excel" type functions as things get more "exotic":
- 3/2 + sqrt((3/2)^2-(-6))