Community Partners

Web sites that are of interest to our user community.

Autograph

Autograph is leading dynamic software for mathematics education and makes a perfect partner for Design Science and Design Science MathType. Autograph, developed in the UK, is capable of graphing a huge range of functions, both implicit and explicit, in 2D and 3D, with additional capabilities in probability and statistics.

Books24x7

The Books24x7 EngineeringPro collection offers online access to hundreds of fully searchable, unabridged reference books from leading publishers including John Wiley & Sons, McGraw-Hill, IEEE, Industrial Press, and many more. With Design Science MathPlayer, users can leverage Books24x7’s LiveEquations™ and import equations rendered in MathML into computational analysis packages for immediate use.

Math Slide Show

Math Slide Show offers collections of PowerPoint lessons that are used by thousands of math teachers around the world. The collections currently include Math 6, Pre-Algebra, Algebra, and Algebra II. The equations in these PowerPoint lessons were all created with Design Science MathType.

STREAM Tools

STREAM Tools is the up and coming provider of leading professional training, seminars and resources for collaborative document creation and information management. We believe that tools, software, processes and techniques only exist to enable innovation.  We advocate the use of MathType as software of choice for the technical community.

Teaching College Math

Teaching College Math provides free resources, tutorials, and ideas for math instructors and other educational professionals seeking to improve their use of technology and instructional practices. Many tips and tutorials on using MathType in education can be found here.

TtM

TtM translates entire documents or small fragments of TeX and LaTeX into XHTML, the language of web browsers. Equations are embedded using the MathML markup language so that a single XHTML document contains all of the information. Design Science MathPlayer enables users of Internet Explorer to view the resulting documents.