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If you’re not at a keyboard, or prefer to use a stylus, typing really isn’t an option. Or if you want to capture the actual working-through of a problem, rather
by grzm 7y ago
If you’re not at a keyboard, or prefer to use a stylus, typing really isn’t an option. Or if you want to capture the actual working-through of a problem, rather than working from an already-completed work. There are a number of use cases you might not find useful with respect to handwriting, but others might find incredibly practical.
- abdullahkhalids 7y agoI am comfortable enough with latex that I often work through problems on latex. For certain cases, with long expressions, it is actually simpler than handwriting, because I can copy an equation onto the next line and edit it in-place, hence, taking less time and ensuring I am not missing terms. I have a friend who got so into latex that a few times he would mindlessly use latex code while handwriting things, like writing "\alpha" on the board instead of drawing the greek alphabet.