Equatio and Desmos (2017)

In this episode of the TeacherCast Podcast, we ask the question “Can You Take Your Math Class Paperless?” Learn how you can take advantage of the FREE teacher version of Equatio. In this episode, you will learn: How to create both simple and complex equations through voice, ink, and thought. How to create detailed lessons in EquatIO that can be copied into Docs, Slides, Sites, and Office applications How to engage your students by having your students create drawings and animations using Desmos’s powerful graphic engine. Why is this news Awesome? Texthelp has integrated Desmos’s graphing calculator into EquatIO Desmos’s best-in-class HTML5 graphing calculator is used by millions of students around the world to help them experience all the curiosity, beauty, and sense that math has to offer Desmos imagines a world of universal math literacy where math is accessible and enjoyable for all students EquatIO, Texthelp’s award-winning STEM tool, makes it easy for students and teachers to create equations, formulas and other mathematical expressions digitally Much more than a replacement for pen and paper, EquatIO makes math and STEM subjects more accessible in today’s classrooms, meeting the unique needs of all learners With the addition of Desmos’s API, EquatIO users can now add graphing to its growing list of capabilities The integration with Desmos enables EquatIO to become a one-stop-shop for making math and other STEM subjects digital 3 Ways to Use: From a Teacher standpoint (i.e. building a graph with a corresponding question to be shared through EquatIO mathspace) From a Student standpoint (i.e. using prediction to build out graphs based on a teacher question received through EquatIO mathspace) Using desmos graphs to visualize a concept that then students can explore on their own in their EquatIO mathspace Follow our Podcast The TeacherCast Educational Broadcasting Network | @TeacherCast Follow our Host Jeff Bradbury | @JeffBradbury About Desmos Beautiful, powerful, math! Desmos imagines a world of universal math literacy where math is accessible and enjoyable for all students. The Desmos Graphing Calculator instantly plots any equation – from lines and parabolas through regressions and derivatives. This is the next generation of interactive math. We built the best-in-class HTML5 Desmos graphing calculator , which millions of students around the world use for free. That calculator catches stellar reviews in app stores and from happy users on Twitter . We sustain our growth through our partnerships with publishers and assessment companies. Desmos believes the best days of math education and the best days of Desmos are ahead of us. About Texthelp TexthelpⓇ believes that everyone shares a fundamental need to

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Equatio and Desmos (2017) is an episode from The TeacherCast App Spotlight – The TeacherCast Educational Network by Jeffrey Bradbury.

This episode is 25:11 long.

This episode was published on Jan 20, 2018.

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