Creating digital math and science used to be a difficult process. It can be complicated to type and frustrating for students and teachers alike. This session will focus on simplifying this process using EquatIO, enhancing ways students can respond to math and science problems digitally and collaboratively. Math and science topics require computational thinking, but at heart the goal is for students to be able to communicate their thought process and 'show their work'. This session will show teachers how to use EquatIO to create digital representations of their current work and inspire them to move forward into creating inspiring and innovative digital lessons backed with UDL principles and learn how easy it will be for students to respond to math and science using EquatIO. Educators will learn how to get free access to EquatIO.