Insert Equation

Using the formula feature in GitMind can help users provide clearer visual guidance when presenting complex concepts. For students, it can be used to create review notes for subjects like math or physics. For teachers, it’s a very convenient teaching tool for creating educational materials. Additionally, researchers and data analysts can use this feature to present statistical or algorithmic concepts. GitMind supports LaTeX syntax for inserted formulas, ensuring accurate display. Let’s look at the specific steps.

Insert Equation

  • Open the mind map where you want to insert the formula.
  • Select the node where you want to add the formula.
  • Click the ‘Insert’ button in the toolbar and choose ‘Formula’.
  • In the formula quick reference on the right, select the formula you need and click the send button to input it.
  • insert formula

    Search Equation

    If the formula you need is not in the quick reference, you can copy the LaTeX code from our ‘Common Formulas’ article and paste it into the formula input box in the mind map, then click the send button to input it. If you still can’t find the formula or symbol you need, please send your feedback to our support email: support@gitmind.com.
    search formula

    Use Cases for the Formula Feature
    Students: While studying math, physics, or other science subjects, students can use GitMind’s formula feature to create review notes or problem-solving mind maps. This will help them better understand and memorize complex formulas and theories.
    Teachers: Teachers can use GitMind’s formula feature to create teaching materials, helping students more clearly understand complex concepts.
    Researchers and Data Analysts: When reporting research results or explaining data analysis models, they can insert formulas into GitMind maps to make the concepts clearer and more understandable.

    This concludes the detailed tutorial on the formula feature. Hope it helps!

    Rating:4.3 /5(based on 22 ratings)Thanks for your rating!
    Posted by: Norlyn Opinaldo on to For Beginners 🍀. Last updated on May 17, 2024

    Leave a Comment

    Please input your name!
    Please input review content!

    Comment (0)

    Insert Equation

    Back to top