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In this video, I show demonstrate how to embed Desmos Activities in a Blackboard class. Desmos Activities Desmos Activities build on graphs to allow the instructor complete control over how the students interact with the graphs, and allow student submission Continue reading Embedding Desmos Activities in Blackboard
||| Jump to Video ||| Jump to the Interactive Demonstration ||| I’ve been impressed with the free graphing calculator Desmos.com for quite a while now. It offers a very simple interface that is not intimidating to new users while providing Continue reading Dancing Rectangles! – Building an Interactive Riemann Sum Demo in Desmos
MathJax has become the modern standard for displaying mathematics on the web. Here, we will see how low the barrier to entry for using MathJax is if you already know \(\LaTeX\), and we will explore some the features it has to offer. Continue reading Exploring MathJax
Preliminary Comments This page hosts links to various platforms that support LaTeX for some form of online communication. Most of them are websites or apps, but some are systems for publishing websites. My personal experience with them ranges from having Continue reading Platforms Supporting \(\LaTeX\) Online
Here are some useful references for doing mathematics with LaTeX: Quick References for Mathematics Note that some of these references may assume features not included in the implementation of LaTeX you are using. For example, most online LaTeX math interpreters Continue reading Resources for \(\LaTeX\) Mathematics
The goal of this post is to maintain some hopefully useful information about what support currently exists in popular Learning Managment Systems (LMSs) for displaying mathematics using LaTeX mathematics code, which is the standard for modern for communicating science and Continue reading \(\LaTeX\) and Learning Management Systems