MathType for Schoology
Type and handwrite mathematical notation in Schoology with MathType. The popular equation editor for MS Word is now seamlessly integrated into Schoology.
Tip
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ChemType is a flavor of MathType designed to help you work with chemical notation. It includes a personalized toolbar with the common chemical symbols, as well as a different user experience adapted to chemical notation needs. Look for the ChemType icon.
Caution
WIRIS EDITOR was renamed as MathType in March 2018. MathType 7 is a merge of classical MathType, WIRIS EDITOR and new apps developed for Google and Office Online.
Activation instructions
Follow these easy steps or watch the video:
Caution
The only permissions you need to include the MathType and ChemType apps in your course are teacher permissions.
Go to the App Center.
Look for MathType and click the link. (To find MathType it may be easier to choose Mathematics from the Categories list.)
On the new page, click on the blue "Install LTI App" button.
Click "I Agree" on the privacy popup. If you click "I Disagree", the app will not install.
In the popup, select "Add to Organization" or "Install for Me".
Another new page will appear; click "Configure" on the right of the app.
On the next page, fill in the field Consumer Key with "schoology", and Shared Secret with "LTI", and press "Save settings".
Go back to the app page by clicking "School Apps" in the breadcrumb at the top of the page.
Click the blue Install button next to MathType
In the popup, tick "All Courses" or "Course admins only", and click "Submit".
MathType is now installed and ready. If you need to also install ChemType repeat the process for ChemType (In Step 2, you'll find ChemType in the Science Category.)
Basic usage
Write an equation using standard input mode
Click or tap the MathType or ChemType icon in the editor toolbar.