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I'm trying to get people to move too Google exclusively , but there's always a hurdle...

 

Anyone know of a decent free simple to use equation editor similar to the Microsoft Office one for Google Docs ?

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It's built in, Insert>equation, start typing and a toolbar appears

 

It's not the same and it's not available across the suite (Not in slides)

 

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Equatio. Teachers get the premium version absolutely free. There is a built in tool, but it's not as powerful as Equatio.

Just remember to tell your teachers to go into the Equatio settings and set the equation size to the maximum possible, else they'll get a tiny equation and try and make it larger, and it'll be blurry.

https://www.texthelp.com/en-gb/products/equatio/equatio-for-google/

 

Cheers for this, I'll pass this on

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There are a number of sites that support LaTeX and most should meet your needs - there are a few add-ins for Chrome, but I'm not aware of anything better than Equation as suggested by @paulkerton.

 

There was one that I came across that helped with chemistry too, but I forget it's name right now - I did come across this which might be of interest https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/mathtype/742924286153

 

Thanks I'll add that to the whitelist

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