EquatIO - Math support in HE

Texthelp

At Texthelp, we know there’s a whole world of avid readers and fluent writers out there waiting for the right support. Our assistive learning solutions help people of all ages achieve their potential by understanding, reading, writing and communicating with greater ease and confidence. Our products are great for people with learning difficulties, dyslexia or visual impairments, English Language Learners (ELL) and those learning English as a Second Language (ESL).

Matthew Brown, Territory Sales Director

Matt Brown is a Territory Sales Director for Texthelp working out of their US headquarters in Massachusetts. He has been on the Texthelp team for the past five years, and spent the past four years consulting with K-12 and HE institutions in the eastern region of Canada to help students meet their educational goals.

Contact Info

Twitter - @TH_MattB

Website - www.texthelp.com

Email - matthewb@texthelp.com

Session Description

Creating digital math used to be a difficult process. It can be complicated to type and frustrating for students and teachers alike. We will focus on simplifying this process using EquatIO, enhancing ways students can respond to math and science problems digitally in Microsoft Word and G-Suite (focus in Word)


Math and science topics require computational thinking, but at heart the goal is to communicate their thought process and 'show their work'. Creating and communicating math and science digitally is an accessibility issue that we need to address now to prepare students for an increasingly digital world.


This session will show students and teachers how to use EquatIO to create digital representations of their current work, provide ways this math can be created accessible for students, and show what we are working on for future updates.

Learning Outcomes

-How to use EquatIO to create accessible math materials

-How teachers can use to create math digitally

-How students can use to create math in multiple ways

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