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Learn the basics of Formative with these videos!

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Using LaTeX, you can add almost any Math notation in Formative - including multi-line equations, geometry, set-builder notation, and matrices! (New to LaTeX? Check out an overview here.)

Formative uses Katex as its LaTeX engine to render mathematical expressions. You can find a list of supported functions here.

We support two main ways to add LaTeX anywhere you can edit Rich Text: in-line and using a Math keyboard. (A Rich Text box is any text box that has the blue "+" icon on the right edge.)

1. In-line

To get started, type the LaTeX code, then select it and choose "LaTeX" from the formatting menu:

Note, the yellow highlighted text is what the student will see. You can use the Student Preview to check how this will appear on the student side:

2. Math keyboard

In any rich text box, you can click to open a menu of advanced options, including Math:

Clicking on the mathematic equation that appears will allow you to edit with a full toolbar of mathematical options:

Note: this input field also supports LaTeX expressions that are typed in directly (however, be sure to click the space bar to trigger conversion).

LaTeX can be used within questions, but also in answer options for most question types.

Anywhere that you see a Rich Text box can use LaTeX. This includes answer options for Multiple Choice, Multiple Selection, Matching, and Resequence questions; and items and categories for Categorize questions.

For more inspiration, the following formatives contain some fantastic examples of LaTeX:

This formative has examples of multi-line equations, geometry notation, and operations.

This formative can be assigned to guest students and used for professional development with teachers. It contains LaTeX examples (including matrices and multi-line equations) and asks those taking the formative to recreate them.

Students can use LaTeX, too!

Numeric questions provide a mathematical keyboard for your students. In Numeric questions, students can use the mathematical keyboard or type LaTeX code into the input directly, and when they hit the space bar, the code will render into the appropriate notation:

Additionally, in Free Response questions, students can use LaTeX in exactly the same way as teachers. They can either use the dropdown "+" menu for a mathematical keyboard or they can write the LaTeX code directly, then select it and choose "LaTeX" from the formatting menu:
Read more tips for Math teachers using Formative!
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Using LaTeX, you can add almost any Math notation in Formative - including multi-line equations, geometry, set-builder notation, and matrices! (New to LaTeX? Check out an overview here.) Formative uses Katex as its LaTeX engine to render mathematical expressions. You can find a list of supported functions here.

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Here is the i-frame generator for creating embed codes!

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What is iFrame (<iframe>)?

iFrame or Inline Frame is HTML element and its used to insert other sources of the web page, ads, maps etc its also has own scrollbar.

What is iFrame Generator? and How to create an iframe

iFrame-Generator.com is one of the best and Advances free online iFrame creator tools (iframe code generator) with live iframe Preview option for Webmasters or Web Designers to embed any online page to any HTML page or docs.

In this iframe generator, you can change width, height, margin width, margin height of iframe, you can also disable and enable border, you can change border type to none, hidden, solid, dotted, dashed, border size and also you can change the border color and also make iframe responsive.

Iframe Embed Code Example

<iframe src="https://www.agecalculatorguru.com/" style="border:0px #ffffff none;" name="myiFrame" scrolling="no" frameborder="1" marginheight="0px" marginwidth="0px" height="550px" width="980px" allowfullscreen></iframe>

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iFrame Generator - Free Online iFrame Code Maker Tool

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Generate iframe code online to embed any HTML doc or page to any website or blog with live preview options and customizations

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https://help.goformative.com/en/articles/186920-embed

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Embed something from another site, so that your students don't need to open multiple tabs! Or embed anything saved in Google Drive.

Note: You cannot simply copy the URL of a site and paste that into the "Embed" field. You must get an "embed code" from the website you wish to embed. Some websites, such as Flipgrid and Edpuzzle, provide embed codes (see below for more details on those sites!). Other sites do not provide an embed code, and you'll need to generate one using a site such as iFrame Generator (see below for an example).

If you want to embed a Google Drive file, you simply need to copy and paste the sharing link. Make sure that your students have permission to view - if students are working virtually, you'll need to set permissions to "Anyone with the link can view" in order for the content to be visible to your students in your formative.

You now have two options to embed. You can either embed as a content item, or right within a question (*Premium only)!

To embed as a content item:

1. Click on the "+" icon

2. Choose "Embed" from the red icons

3. If you're embedding a website: On another tab, with the content you want with the embed code, copy the embed code (or generate it using iFrame Generator - see below). If you're embedding a Google Drive file: Go to the file and copy the sharing link

4. Go back to your Formative page and paste the embed code / sharing link:

To embed within a question (*Premium):

1. Click on the "+" icon within the question

2. Select "Embed"

3. If you're embedding a website: On another tab, with the content you want with the embed code, copy the embed code (or generate it using iFrame Generator - see below). If you're embedding a Google Drive file: Go to the file and copy the sharing link

4. Go back to your Formative page and paste the embed code / sharing link:

You can embed almost anything into a formative! If the site you want to embed doesn't provide an embed code, you can use a site like iFrame Generator to generate one. Simply copy the website URL, paste that into iFrame Generator, and click "Generate." Then copy the embed code that is produced, so that you can paste that into the embed field of your formative:

The embed code is editable, so you can (for example) edit the height and width so that the iFrame displays better on your student devices. To do this, simply edit the number that appears before "px" in the embed code, after "height=" and "width=." Note that if you add an embed to an uploaded PDF/Doc/Google Doc/image file, the maximum width for the iFrame is 350px. You may have to edit the width in the embedded iframe to 350px in order to view the full site:

Looking for embed examples?

This folder contains step-by-step instructions for how to embed many sites, including Geogebra, Desmos, Flipgrid, Wakelet, NewsELA, Edpuzzle, and more - along with examples! Click HERE to clone it to your dashboard. Or search "embed" in the Library.

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Learn how to use the White Board!

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Embed something from another site, so that your students don't need to open multiple tabs! Or embed anything saved in Google Drive. Note: You cannot simply copy the URL of a site and paste that into the "Embed" field. You must get an "embed code" from the website you wish to embed.

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