At a glance
Good for: showing formulas, equations, or math notation directly in your Lazuli course.
Learner experience: learners see clean, formatted math expressions in context, whether inline or in a dedicated block.
You design: choose between inline or block math widgets, type or edit LaTeX notation, and preview how it displays in your activity.
Here is a link to a database of LaTeX notation.
Prerequisites
Access to a course
Available on all plans
Step-by-step
Add a math widget
Type
/in your editor.Begin typing block math or inline math.
Select the widget from the menu.
Edit the math string
Click inside the widget to open the input box.
Type your notation using LaTeX syntax.
Example: to insert the Greek letter alpha, type
\alpha.
Preview your equation
Click OK or press Enter to apply.
The equation will render automatically.
Use math notation
You can include:Greek letters
Relation and binary operators
Set and logic symbols
Geometry and trigonometric functions
Delimiters and numeric expressions
Example:10^{2} × 38 = 3800
Troubleshooting
Output looks incorrect: Check for missing or extra backslashes.
Equation does not render: Ensure you selected the correct widget (inline or block).
Symbols missing: Review your LaTeX syntax or consult the linked notation reference.
LaTeX input box not appearing: Confirm that you have pop-ups enabled in your browser.
Share your ideas
We’d love to see how you’re using this feature. Share your ideas and results on the Lazuli Ideas discussion board.
Support note
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