Design Science News

MathFlow Components and SDK now available for custom enterprise and OEM solutions

We have just announced the release of the MathFlow Components and SDK, for editing, display, and accessibility of mathematical notation for websites, applications and services. MathFlow Components and SDK replace the company's WebEQ product and are an addition to its MathFlow product line that includes MathFlow for Arbortext and XMetaL. The technology at the heart of MathFlow is MathML, the XML standard for representing mathematical notation.

You can read more about it in our press release MathFlow Components Now Available for Custom Enterprise and OEM Solutions; Enables math editing, display and accessibility for websites, applications and services.

Learn how to enhance your math instruction with MathType at CAMT '09

Next week in Houston, about 6,000 math teachers will gather for the annual Conference for the Advancement of Mathematics Teaching. You'll be able to see, learn, and share techniques to enhance your instruction, and to become a more effective communicator. I'll be there, and will present a session titled Equation Editor and MathType—Top Tips from an Expert. I'll present this session on Wednesday July 15, with an encore presentation on Friday July 17. Some of the tips I'll be demonstrating are in the MathType Tips & Tricks section of our website, but there will be quite a few new ones as well.

If you can't attend the session, please look for me in the exhibit hall.  In addition to seeing the latest MathType features, stop by and see how MathDaisy is changing the way students with vision disabilities access classroom material. The MathType by Design Science booth is just inside the main entrance—booth 610. To see other conferences where we'll be exhibiting and speaking, refer to the Events page on our website.