Built for math entry
The agent has built-in handling for the common web math editors (MathQuill and MathLive), so fractions, exponents and roots go in as math, not plain text.
DeltaMath assignments are sets of math problems with a required number correct. Silent Student opens the assignment from your Canvas course and works each problem in DeltaMath's own answer box.
The agent has built-in handling for the common web math editors (MathQuill and MathLive), so fractions, exponents and roots go in as math, not plain text.
DeltaMath skills ask for a number of correct answers. The agent keeps working problems and reads DeltaMath's check after each one.
When an answer is wrong, DeltaMath shows an explanation and a new problem. The agent reads the result and continues with the next one.
DeltaMath assignments are often linked into Canvas. The agent follows that link to the assignment.
Typing an answer is not the same as the platform accepting it. After each entry the agent re-reads the live page, so an answer that did not take is caught and retried instead of counted.
A run that turned the work in and saw the platform's confirmation says so. A run that saved some answers and then got stuck is reported as partial, with the remaining part named, never as done.
Open the Silent Student desktop app, find the DeltaMath assignment in your Canvas course list, and queue it like any other.
The app follows the assignment's link out of Canvas and lands on DeltaMath. It does not ask for or type your password.
The vision agent reads each problem from a screenshot and the page's controls, types the answer into the math box, and reads DeltaMath's check before the next problem.
It uses the platform's own submit or completion control and marks the run confirmed only when the platform shows it. If it had to stop early, the log says which part is still yours.
DeltaMath is mostly typed math, which suits the agent. The exceptions are below.
DeltaMath runs on the general vision agent, not a solver written for its interface, and we have not yet published a recorded run on it. Expect it to be less predictable than our dedicated platforms, and check the run log for what it did.
Problems where you plot points or drag a line on a coordinate plane are the hardest type for a screen-reading agent. Check those yourself.
DeltaMath tests can have a timer. The agent does not check for one, so don't queue a timed test you want to pace yourself.
Tests that run inside a lockdown browser or a proctoring tool need software the agent's browser does not run, so they do not open for it. Don't queue a proctored test; take it yourself.
Yes. It uses the math editor on the page rather than typing plain text, so fractions, exponents and roots are entered as math.
DeltaMath records your answers, the time you spent and when you worked, and your teacher can see it. Silent Student does not hide, disguise or fake any of that. It runs in a normal browser on your computer, signed in as you, and whether using it is allowed is decided by your class or school policy.
It keeps working problems and reads DeltaMath's result after each one. If it gets stuck on a problem type, it stops and the log says what is left.
Any plan. Every plan includes the vision agent that works this platform; plans differ in monthly usage and in access to the advanced pro model. See the pricing page for details.
Queue the DeltaMath assignment from Canvas and check the progress bar in the morning.
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Silent Student is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or certified by DeltaMath (DeltaMath Solutions, Inc.). DeltaMath is a trademark of DeltaMath Solutions, Inc., used here only to describe the software this product works with. Silent Student promises no grade or academic outcome; you are responsible for reviewing what is submitted under your name and for your institution's academic-integrity policies.