How to Type Math Print for PLEM Academy Using Microsoft Word and LaTeX Workflow

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How to Type Math Print for PLEM Academy (Word + LaTeX Workflow)

Overview

This lesson explains the full workflow for typing mathematical content for PLEM Academy, combining Microsoft Word, math print formatting, and LaTeX conversion using AI tools. The goal is to create professional level mathematical documents while building real software experience. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

The Workflow

  1. Review the lesson content.
  2. Type your response in Microsoft Word.
  3. Format math using Word’s equation tools.
  4. Take a screenshot of your work.
  5. Upload it into AI for LaTeX conversion.
  6. Post the result into your website or comment section.

This process builds both mathematical understanding and technical communication skills simultaneously. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Using Word for Math Print

Microsoft Word is used as the primary typing tool because it is fast, intuitive, and widely used in professional environments. With a simple shortcut such as Command + E, students can quickly enter equation mode and begin typing math expressions.

Key Typing Techniques

  • Use the space bar frequently to expand equation structures.
  • Use tab to move between equation fields.
  • Combine symbols naturally (fractions, integrals, vectors).
  • Use built-in symbol menus to discover LaTeX commands.

Many symbols show their LaTeX code when hovered over, making it easy to learn the syntax naturally over time. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Examples of Math Print

Basic expressions like derivatives, fractions, and vectors can be typed quickly once the workflow becomes familiar:

  • \frac{a}{b}=c
  • \frac{d}{dx}f(x)=y+1
  • \vec{v}
  • \int f(x)\,dx

Customization and Notation

Students are encouraged to experiment with notation, including creating custom symbols and representations when needed. Over time, this builds a deeper understanding of mathematical language and flexibility in communication.

Screenshot and Conversion

After typing the math in Word, students take a screenshot and upload it into AI tools. These tools convert the visual math into LaTeX code, which can then be used in websites, comments, and published material.

Website Integration Issues

The lesson also touches on real-world technical issues such as comment systems not working properly. Students are encouraged to report bugs and participate in improving the platform as part of the learning process. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

The Bigger Goal

This workflow is not just about typing math. It is about building technical fluency with software, learning how to communicate mathematical ideas clearly, and developing skills that directly translate to internships and jobs.

Quick Recap

  1. Type math in Microsoft Word using equation tools.
  2. Use space and tab to control formatting.
  3. Learn LaTeX naturally through symbol menus.
  4. Screenshot your work.
  5. Convert it to LaTeX using AI.
  6. Post and organize your work online.
  7. Build real software experience while learning math.
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Original Podcast Transcript

All right, kids. So, um, for typing in PLM Academy under the research position, active problems and all of that, what I want you guys to do is to review the lessons. These videos will be updated. I want you to review the lesson and type it up. Type up whatever you have to say in Microsoft Word. Then you’re going to have Chad CPT be trained to rewrite what you wrote in Microsoft Word by dropping an image into it. And it will type the latte code that you put in here. That latte code is fairly straightforward. It’s just like regular latte for the most part. You could type it if you want, but uh Oh, I closed this. That’s what happened.

I was wondering why nobody responded. I had closed it. That would make sense. So, let me edit this here. So, on on here, it looks like this. If I got that all right. Yeah, that’s how you type it there. In Microsoft Word, it’s like the exact same thing, but you’re going to type, you hit command E, as I showed you in the previous videos, how when you’re setting up Mic when you’re setting up uh Math Print for Microsoft Word, command E. And so, you want to do integral and then you hit space. You’re going to hit space a lot. You’re going to have to tab out of the box on occasion as well, but space is your friend. You do this like space. You can do bars together. Hit space. return down for vectors. You can go up here and you can add matrices in there. These ones won’t let you hit return down on it, but you can do this. You can hit box and now you can do that within the box. Lots of little tricks I know that I’ve learned over the years. You’ll figure this stuff out real quick. A over B. A over B is equal to C. right arrow

A is equal to BC or something. It’s very intuitive. If you if you get lost, if you go up here for the majority of the symbols you guys are going to use, you come up here and and you just hold the mouse over it and then it’s see where it says under it says backslash mu mu. That tells you the code to use. Okay. So now you can do mu. Most of it’s pretty in instinctive though. alpha, beta, dot dot, dot. If you want to do uh you can do a a vector like v, you just do v and then vec or v and dot or v and what does arrow do? Anything sometimes up arrow. That’s not going to give you what you want though. But you could do this above and start your own kind of notation and put an up arrow that could imply that it’s normal to a surface or something. Make your own symbols. We’ll do that on occasion here and there within the book that I mean but this that’s how I mean for the most part this is how you write it’s very simple like when you when I’m changing like V I hit commandB I to do bold and I go back V vec it’s very simple it it’ll it’ll take you like maybe two weeks to like master this and you can do it very elegantly and beautifully and I’ll show you all kinds of tips and tricks. So then a after you’re done with that, you would take a screenshot of the math, command shift4 on a MacBook, and then you take that screenshot and you drop it into into um chat GBT or whatever AIO you use under the training for

under the training for Yeah. So, like I dropped this image up here in there to show you guys this and then I copied it and then dropped it in here and then you guys can see you can see it here when the comment posts post. Sorry, comments are closed. Where do I where do I where do I open that? I’m still learning this site myself, guys. I put it together. I’m still learning it for everybody to to know how to use it myself. Close this thread. I’m logged in as admin. Log out. No new like follow comments.

W.

So edit post. It must be under editing the post.

says discussion open revisions three. I might have just went into cache or something. Yeah, it’s open, right? No, that’s that’s the one I edited. Join the discussion. Ah, I know. I I think it’s because I already commented once, maybe. I don’t know. I’m still learning this. Sorry, comments are closed for this. Let’s check the other one because if you guys are experiencing any issues like that, yeah, let me know because I’m still I’m still tweaking this whole thing to figure it out. So, I do a comment there. Sorry, comments are closed. So, let’s check this out. How do I

How do I fix the comments? Closed.

Go to the right side. Discussion. Check. Allow comments.

Update post. I feel like that’s not what it was. I I had this issue before.

I had this I had it set up on the other website and then I switched to the website to a new website for Plum Academy and I think under the So you guys will have access to the same thing here. When you sign up, you’ll get a um a website for the $99 a month package. And uh under single post display, I think it’s related posts disabled right after the post, right after the com content thumbnail. I’ll probably play around with this later. I I went through this before, but it’s under It’s under the posts something with the comment somewhere in here. I know this thing pretty well. I’ve been using it for a long time, but sometimes you get lo there comments. Enable comments on pages. Enable comments on posts. Display the comment list. Display the number of comments below. Display the comments. Enable. It was a conflict with it was a conflict with this and a conflict with uh jetpacks settings or down here settings under discussion. Users must be logged into comment. Enable threaded and nested comments. Show automatically close comments in old posts. No.

Email me whenever a comment must be man. Comment author must have previously approved comment. That’s probably the problem. Comment author must have previously approved comment. So that’s probably why it’s not working. Let’s go back guys because this is something you will you get your own website. It will be a name like this. Like mine’s Jonathan. David. I was showing you guys how to build this in the other videos. I just I’m just restructuring this stuff so that I’m not getting robbed as all. That’s the you guys got to understand the whole the whole reason I keep messing things messing around with things because I’m sick and tired of being robbed. All right, let’s see if that fixed the problem. Nope. Comments are still closed for this item. Okay. So that under jetack settings under writing

sharing no discussion. So this one conflicted with it is what I was told before. Then I go here. Maybe it’s just under the settings here. Hasn’t been activated yet.

general settings probably.

So, I went through this before. So, if any of you guys are have been trying to comment and you’re not commenting, uh, sorry, I didn’t realize that was happening. I am in the middle of I’ll mess with that later. I’ll get it fixed later. But this is how you’re going to type math print. It’s very simple, guys. You’ll figure it out. You know, d over dx. You want to do this f ofx is equal to y + one. You know, it’s very simple. You’ll figure it out really easy. And as you watch me, you’ll learn a ton more. So, this is how you type it. This is how you type in general. Math print. You can use uh pre-existing symbols up here as well to help you out. Some of these some of these you can type yourself out. Some of them some of them don’t really have a code or they might and we just don’t know what it is. I’ve been playing around with this for decades almost and I just find new things every once in a while that I didn’t know before and uh I share it with you guys. So anyways, that’s how you type. That’s the general that’s how you gener in general that’s how you’re going to type math print and then take a screenshot of that and add it to chatpt. And if any of you guys have been trying to comment on this thing, please let me know because I didn’t realize that the uh comments weren’t working when you try to leave a comment. And um so uh anyways, just I’m still tweaking with the website. We’re still getting the thing rocking and rolling. And thank thank you guys for signing up and being part of it. And I’m adding a $29 a month plan to this as well. If you have the lifetime access code for my other websites, you use that for the $29 plan. And I’ll talk about that in the next video.

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