Interactive Web Pages

Interactive web pages can be easily created by using the WebEQ Controls, which you can place on your web pages to interact with the reader. For example, the WebEQ Input Control provides a way for students to easily enter mathematical equations. After the student enters an equation, you can use WebEQ's Graph Control to graph it or the Evaluation Control to compare it with the correct answer.

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To make creating interactive math pages even easier, WebEQ 3.5 introduces a Solutions Library consisting of HTML template files, sample pages and JavaScript libraries containing already written and debugged code for common operations. This lets you focus on the logic behind your interactive math page while our code takes care of the implementation details.

The WebEQ Controls include:

• Input Control to gather input from the student
• Viewer Control to display equations
• Graph Control to graph equations
• Evaluation Control to evaluate and compare equations

The WebEQ Controls will automatically be downloaded to the student's computer when they view the interactive math pages you've created.  There is a WebEQ Controls Deployment Kit included in the WebEQ Developers Suite, which helps you to make the WebEQ Controls available to readers of your interactive math pages from your own web site. You may distribute the Controls from any non-commercial web site on a single web server. (See the WebEQ Developers Suite End-user License Agreement for details.)