
EquatIO is a Google Chrome extension that makes math digitally accessible.
It allows students to create mathematical equations, formulas and show math thinking digitally. Students can interact with these math spaces using the large suite of virtual manipulatives included with this program. Having trouble accessing the EquatIO extension? Take a look at ‘Accessing SEA extensions from home‘ in Quick Links.
EquatIO Overview
EquatIO Equation Editor
The Equation Editor can be used to add math equations and expressions to Docs, Slides, Forms and Brightspace.
Open a Google Doc and click the EquatIO extension to follow along with this demonstration of how to create and edit math writing. A great video for guiding a first look at EquatIO Editor.
A short overview of the tools above the editor.
EquatIO Equation Editor Tool Demonstration
EquatIO helps to insert math writing and supports students in using correct formulas and expressions.
This tool supports students in creating math writing without typing.
Create digital graphs and insert into Docs and Slides.
This will read math aloud from images.
Used for inserting a picture of paper/handwritten math into a Doc or Slide.
Insert visual math into a Doc or Slide. This feature uses Mathspace, a resource of digital manipulatives created by EquatIO.
EquatIO Teacher Moves
Use EquatIO math tools in OrbitNote to add math equations and manipulatives to a PDF
Use EquatIO to create math writing for Forms. This allows for multiple representations of math.
Insert math writing in editor boxes or when creating assignments.
Interactive Toolbar – EquatIO Equation Editor
Graphing Tools
EquatIO Equation Editor and Mathspace uses graphs powered by Desmos. These graphs can be inserted into Docs, Slides, Forms and Brightspace.
EquatIO MathSpace Overview
Mathspace is a virtual whiteboard with digital math and science manipulatives for all ages.
MathSpace Manipulative Demonstrations
Mathspace Science Tools
Mathspace for Educators
Create, assign and grade
Create a mathspace prompt and share it with students as an assignment. Students can access their own copy of the space and/or respond using mathspace.
This supports students in having accessible content and in expressing themselves in a variety of ways.
Create assignments in MathSpace and share through Google Classroom
