Microsoft OneNote can help solve your math homework The latest version includes a digital math tutor and playback for notes.

Windows Ink is a great idea struggling with the realities of handwriting recognition and data processing. We try the state of the art in two new inking features within OneNote.

OneNote for Windows 10 is getting a few nifty updates today that should make it a much more powerful tool for the budding mathematicians out there. The biggest update is arguably the new Ink math ...

Microsoft has announced some new changes arriving in Office 360, including a co-authoring feature inbound for Excel. The feature has gone live for Office Insiders… ...

Chris Pratley of the Microsoft OneNote dev team wrote quite the “tongue in cheek” post in his blog tonight. Napkin Math? You gotta read it to understand it …! “When I am sitting in a ...

Microsoft is adding a neat little trick to its OneNote app today: ink math assistant. Popular with students, OneNote is often used to jot down notes with a stylus, and the new ink math assistant ...

Microsoft employees showed off how OneNote, powered by Windows Ink, will begin to solve inked equations in the coming months.

If you have a touchscreen Windows 10 device like a Surface, OneNote can now recognize handwritten math equations and will even help you figure out the solutions.

Office Insiders can test out several new features for OneNote this fall. A new video from a product manager on the Microsoft Education team shows off the new tools.

Versions of both of these new features have long been a staple of Microsoft's OneNote, which has emerged as the go-to notepad of choice for curriculums and professions involving mathematical notation.