On the ribbon, under click Draw, Lasso Select. Draw a lasso around your equation. On the ribbon, under Draw, click Math. Verify the equation is recognized correctly. Note the Ink to Math option (do not click or tap it). While finding the answer is great, learning how to solve the equation is even better. The OneNote Ink Math Assistant can Click Select an action. walk me through the steps, even using different methods. Then I Click Solve for x. can write out my steps to solve the problem, alongside the Click Show steps. guidance, learning as I go. Choose Short Steps by Finding Square Root. On the ribbon, under Draw, click the Pen icon. With the stylus, write out the steps to complete the problem. Ink Replay On the ribbon, View. Click Replay. To understand what’s behind the ink you see on a page, I can use the rewind and replay capabilities of Ink Replay. This can Click replay everything on the page. help me follow a sequence of handwritten notes and drawings, Minimize OneNote. review step-by-step instructions, or see the order in which somebody else marked up the document. In this case, if I’m a teacher reviewing my students’ homework, Ink Replay gives the ability to not only check their work, but to follow their steps for solving the equation. That way I can see if where exactly they might have gone wrong if they made a mistake along the way.
While finding the answer is great, learning how to solve the equation is even better. The OneNote Ink Math Assistant can walk me through the steps, even using different methods. Then I can write out my steps to solve the problem, alongside the guidance, learning as I go. On the ribbon, under Draw, click Lasso Select. Draw a lasso around your equation. On the ribbon, under Draw, click Math. Verify the equation is recognized correctly. Note the Ink to Math option (do not click or tap it). Click Select an action. Click Solve for x. Click Show steps. Choose Short Steps by Finding Square Root. On the ribbon, under Draw, click the Pen icon. With the stylus, write out the steps to complete the problem. Ink Replay To understand what’s behind the ink you see on a page, I can use the rewind and replay capabilities of Ink Replay. This can help me follow a sequence of handwritten notes and drawings, review step-by-step instructions, or see the order in which somebody else marked up the document. In this case, if I’m a teacher reviewing my students’ homework, Ink Replay gives the ability to not only check their work, but to follow their steps for solving the equation. That way I can see if where exactly they might have gone wrong if they made a mistake along the way. On the ribbon, View. Click Replay. Click replay everything on the page. Minimize OneNote.
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