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Very interesting,
We are trying to find a way of inputing math 'live' for online tutoring.
So far we used a simple language for basic maths, and TeX for more advance stuff.
A heavy client in Java is not really the solution when apps nowadays have to be easily accessible from a browser. A JavaScript/html solution can be quite powerful too, we chose the Flash path but i am sure we are not leveraging the full potential of it.
You can have a look at our Eq tool here http://www.edoboard.com
Greg,
posted by greg tappero
August 20, 2009
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