Advanced Maths Tools - Revision history

Colinfraser at 09:59, 19 November 2015

2015-11-19T09:59:41Z

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	<p class="note">UPDATE: Support ~~for the functionality~~ for the tools discussed below has been dropped with the advent of MathJax as a core tool that can be used in Atto.</p>		<p class="note">'''UPDATE:''' Support for the tools discussed below has been dropped with the advent of MathJax as a core tool that can be used in Atto.</p>

	<p class="note">'''NOTE:''' The tools discussed in these pages are, at this time (August 2011), considered to be "third-party plugins". They are not core, as yet, and still need to be thoroughly tested under more stringent conditions i.e. by users of all sorts. If interested, please follow the links below and download the package that suits your situation and use it in good faith. Any issues or problems can be discussed in the [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=752 Mathematics Tools Forum]. Be aware that these tools may also undergo major changes as they develop and may be required to do so before they are included as core. Check back here as often as you feel is necessary - updates will be included here when possible </p>		<p class="note">'''NOTE:''' The tools discussed in these pages are, at this time (August 2011), considered to be "third-party plugins". They are not core, as yet, and still need to be thoroughly tested under more stringent conditions i.e. by users of all sorts. If interested, please follow the links below and download the package that suits your situation and use it in good faith. Any issues or problems can be discussed in the [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=752 Mathematics Tools Forum]. Be aware that these tools may also undergo major changes as they develop and may be required to do so before they are included as core. Check back here as often as you feel is necessary - updates will be included here when possible </p>

Colinfraser at 09:59, 19 November 2015

2015-11-19T09:59:02Z

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			<p class="note">UPDATE: Support for the functionality for the tools discussed below has been dropped with the advent of MathJax as a core tool that can be used in Atto.</p>

	<p class="note">'''NOTE:''' The tools discussed in these pages are, at this time (August 2011), considered to be "third-party plugins". They are not core, as yet, and still need to be thoroughly tested under more stringent conditions i.e. by users of all sorts. If interested, please follow the links below and download the package that suits your situation and use it in good faith. Any issues or problems can be discussed in the [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=752 Mathematics Tools Forum]. Be aware that these tools may also undergo major changes as they develop and may be required to do so before they are included as core. Check back here as often as you feel is necessary - updates will be included here when possible </p>		<p class="note">'''NOTE:''' The tools discussed in these pages are, at this time (August 2011), considered to be "third-party plugins". They are not core, as yet, and still need to be thoroughly tested under more stringent conditions i.e. by users of all sorts. If interested, please follow the links below and download the package that suits your situation and use it in good faith. Any issues or problems can be discussed in the [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=752 Mathematics Tools Forum]. Be aware that these tools may also undergo major changes as they develop and may be required to do so before they are included as core. Check back here as often as you feel is necessary - updates will be included here when possible </p>

Germanvaleroelizondo: added link to spanish translation of document

2013-12-16T17:15:24Z

added link to spanish translation of document

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	[[Category: Mathematics]]		[[Category: Mathematics]]

			[[es:Herramientas matemáticas avanzadas]]

Jimhefferon: mpluga has lib/MathJax but here was written lib/mathjax; also noted that the IP address is an example only

2012-07-26T15:19:41Z

mpluga has lib/MathJax but here was written lib/mathjax; also noted that the IP address is an example only

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	The recommended script, originally written by Mauno:		The recommended script, originally written by Mauno (change the IP address to suit your server):
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	\|<nowiki><script type="text/javascript" src="http://111.121.101.131/lib/~~mathjax~~/MathJax.js"></nowiki>		\|<nowiki><script type="text/javascript" src="http://111.121.101.131/lib/MathJax/MathJax.js"></nowiki>
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	\|<nowiki>MathJax.Hub.Config({</nowiki>		\|<nowiki>MathJax.Hub.Config({</nowiki>

Tsala: removing 2.0 template

2011-10-25T13:44:25Z

removing 2.0 template

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	~~{{Moodle 2.0}}~~


	<p class="note">'''NOTE:''' The tools discussed in these pages are, at this time (August 2011), considered to be "third-party plugins". They are not core, as yet, and still need to be thoroughly tested under more stringent conditions i.e. by users of all sorts. If interested, please follow the links below and download the package that suits your situation and use it in good faith. Any issues or problems can be discussed in the [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=752 Mathematics Tools Forum]. Be aware that these tools may also undergo major changes as they develop and may be required to do so before they are included as core. Check back here as often as you feel is necessary - updates will be included here when possible </p>		<p class="note">'''NOTE:''' The tools discussed in these pages are, at this time (August 2011), considered to be "third-party plugins". They are not core, as yet, and still need to be thoroughly tested under more stringent conditions i.e. by users of all sorts. If interested, please follow the links below and download the package that suits your situation and use it in good faith. Any issues or problems can be discussed in the [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=752 Mathematics Tools Forum]. Be aware that these tools may also undergo major changes as they develop and may be required to do so before they are included as core. Check back here as often as you feel is necessary - updates will be included here when possible </p>

ColinFraser: /* See Also */

2011-09-18T12:34:09Z

ColinFraser: /* Introduction */

2011-09-18T12:01:17Z

Introduction

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	In August of 2011, Mauno Korpelainen released his long-awaited Maths integration package, (tongue in cheekily but aptly) named SEE, Super Equation Editor. Mauno successfully integrated a number of Maths tools onto Moodle 2.1. These tools include Geogebra, JSXGraph, Math, MathML, MathTran, tex, DragMath, Geonext, JSQuery, MathJax. Mauno had also included a version of TinyMCE that has, as native, a Maths editing toolbar. The pages that follow are a guide to downloading, installing and using the plugins.		In August of 2011, Mauno Korpelainen released his long-awaited Maths integration package, (tongue in cheekily but aptly) named SEE, Super Equation Editor. Mauno successfully integrated a number of Maths tools onto Moodle 2.1. These tools include Geogebra, JSXGraph, Math, MathML, MathTran, tex, DragMath, Geonext, JSQuery, MathJax. Mauno had also included a version of TinyMCE that has, as native, a Maths editing toolbar. The pages that follow are a guide to downloading, installing and using the plugins.

	<p class="note">'''Tip:''' It is highly recommended that trialling these tools is best '''done on a test Moodle, not a production site'''. Once familiar and happy that there is not going to be too many issues in using them on a production site, they can then be tested more thoroughly by your Site Users.</p>		{\|
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	:'''ASSUMPTIONS:''' Your Moodle is using a script-to-image converter to render TeX. You have activated and configured the [[TeX notation filter]] and have ensured the Algebra Filter has been activated. (As a test, you may want to edit some TeX and check that it renders properly.)		:'''ASSUMPTIONS:''' Your Moodle is using a script-to-image converter to render TeX. You have activated and configured the [[TeX notation filter]] and have ensured the Algebra Filter has been activated. (As a test, you may want to edit some TeX and check that it renders properly.)

ColinFraser: /* Additional HTML */

2011-09-18T01:29:45Z

Additional HTML

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	This is a sample of additional HTML that can be added to the head of a document.		This is a sample of additional HTML that can be added to the head of a document.

	Closer examination of the script above reveals that it establishes the links required to the various packages that are used by the TinyMaths editor, which is configured soon. It adds no CSS, but does create the command sequences required to correct for errors in the rendering of the TeX statements derived from the various packages. The characters and TeX macros avaiable are loaded automatically. Some TeX macros are included in one package by default, but not another, e.g. the \therefore, <math> \therefore</math>, macro does not appear to be included in the DragMath package, but is in the MathJax.		Closer examination of the script above reveals that it establishes the links required to the various packages that are used by the TinyMaths editor, which is configured soon. It adds no CSS, but does create the command sequences required to correct for errors in the rendering of the TeX statements derived from the various packages. The characters and TeX macros avaiable are loaded automatically. Some TeX macros are included in one package by default, but not another, e.g. the \therefore, ( <math> \therefore</math> ), macro does not appear to be included in the DragMath package, but is in the MathJax.

	===Setting the Accessibility Options===		===Setting the Accessibility Options===

ColinFraser: /* Additional HTML */

2011-09-18T01:28:56Z

Additional HTML

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	This is a sample of additional HTML that can be added to the head of a document.		This is a sample of additional HTML that can be added to the head of a document.

	Closer examination of the script above reveals that it establishes the links required to the various packages that are used by the TinyMaths editor, which is configured soon. It adds no CSS, but does create the command sequences required to correct for errors in the rendering of the TeX statements derived from the various packages.		Closer examination of the script above reveals that it establishes the links required to the various packages that are used by the TinyMaths editor, which is configured soon. It adds no CSS, but does create the command sequences required to correct for errors in the rendering of the TeX statements derived from the various packages. The characters and TeX macros avaiable are loaded automatically. Some TeX macros are included in one package by default, but not another, e.g. the \therefore, <math> \therefore</math>, macro does not appear to be included in the DragMath package, but is in the MathJax.

	===Setting the Accessibility Options===		===Setting the Accessibility Options===

ColinFraser: /* Introduction */

2011-09-18T00:42:31Z

Introduction

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	<p class="note">'''Tip:''' It is highly recommended that trialling these tools is best '''done on a test Moodle, not a production site'''. Once familiar and happy that there is not going to be too many issues in using them on a production site, they can then be tested more thoroughly by your Site Users.</p>		<p class="note">'''Tip:''' It is highly recommended that trialling these tools is best '''done on a test Moodle, not a production site'''. Once familiar and happy that there is not going to be too many issues in using them on a production site, they can then be tested more thoroughly by your Site Users.</p>

	:'''~~NOTE~~:''' You ~~still need to activate~~ and ~~configure~~ the [[TeX notation filter]] and ~~ensure~~ the Algebra Filter has been activated.		:'''ASSUMPTIONS:''' Your Moodle is using a script-to-image converter to render TeX. You have activated and configured the [[TeX notation filter]] and have ensured the Algebra Filter has been activated. (As a test, you may want to edit some TeX and check that it renders properly.)

	===Download===		===Download===

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	* [[DragMath equation editor]]		* [[DragMath equation editor]]
	* [[Using TeX Notation]]		* [[Using TeX Notation]]
			* [[TeX Symbols in SEE]]
	* [[TeX notation filter]] To turn on the TeX Notation		* [[TeX notation filter]] To turn on the TeX Notation

	[[Category: Mathematics]]		[[Category: Mathematics]]