The next thing I want to try is different formatting.
I see that bold, italics and underline are easy to use. In fact the familiar shortcuts that I use with word are available for them as well, ctrl b, ctrl i, ctrl u. I see that the subscript and superscript are readily available. This is useful for writing math notations such as (x2-y2)2
Since I am a math person I like to check to see if writing out math equations is possible. as you can see, very simple. There is a built in equation editor that is really easy to follow. This would make it possible for my students to share problems without looking odd. a fraction like this typed without an equation editor would look like this [-9(x-3)^2]/5 and it is harder to see what is going on that way.
Changing colors is also pretty easy. and I can even add a smiley face, or in this case a reminder to wash your hands because the first week back to school is horribly full of germs. I am interested in coming back to this when I actually have a document to create so that I have more to try to do.
Tables | are | fun |
1 | 2 | 3 |
3 | 6 | 9 |
-1 | 5 | -8 |
OK, I am hooked. Should I ever want to post an equation to my blog, I now know the best way to do that. If I were try try to make those same equations here in this format it would be difficult as I am unfamiliar with html code. However, the equation editor in the Zoho documents allows me to create the equation in a familiar format and post it here seamlessly. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI just noticed that the smiley face didn't transfer correctly, but that's ok. I still love the tables and equations.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the help. I was able to transfer to my blog.
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