New SMART amp Math Equation Feature


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A new feature in SMART amp allows users to author math equations in the text editor. The new feature includes symbols and numbers that can be added into your text, however they are not editable. They include math symbols, fractions, Greek characters, and arrows. Additionally, SMART amp has added a superscript and subscript feature to their formatting tools.

These new features can be used by both students and teachers, and will provide a faster and more effective use of SMART amp in the math classroom.

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Learn More About This New Feature

This February, make sure to check back in with us for the Teq Online PD session, Creating SMART amp Workspaces for Math. In this session, we will cover the many ways you can utilize these new features in your math classroom. Click the link below to sign up.


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