FluidMath (Beta)

by Fluidity Software, Inc.Microsoft 365Price not published

Creates, solves, and graphs handwritten math and physics problems in FluidMath.

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What it does

FluidMath lets teachers and students write standard mathematical notation by hand to create, solve, and graph math and physics problems. It supports interactive graph creation, numeric and symbolic calculations, and function plots. The app covers topics from pre-algebra through calculus and requires Internet Explorer 11 or later.

Key capabilities

from the Microsoft Marketplace listing

Handwritten math recognition

Recognizes handwritten mathematical notation.

Interactive graphing

Creates and explores graphs interactively, including explicit and implicit function plots.

CAS calculations

Provides numeric and symbolic calculator functionality.

Use cases

  • Teachers can create dynamic instructional materials for classroom presentation.
  • Students can explore concepts in mathematics and science through handwritten work.

Who it's for

Teachers and students in grades 6–12, including middle school and high school courses.

In the catalog

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Pricing & deployment

Platform
Microsoft 365
Deployment
Cloud
Pricing
Price not published

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What the vendor says

«Bring your handwritten math to life with FluidMath! FluidMath is the first handwriting-based educational math app designed for teachers and students in grades 6-12 (middle school and high school) and applicable to pre-algebra through calculus courses. Note: FluidMath requires Internet Explorer 11 or later.»

Official marketplace listing

Publisher
Fluidity Software, Inc.
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