Did you know that Mathematica's customizable documents provide an interactive, textbook-like combination of graphics, computations, and dynamic models?
Turn concepts into lesson plans
Whether you are designing or revising a course, Mathematica will help you organize and test your ideas and quickly develop them into an actual lesson plan.
Did you know that the Wolfram Demonstrations Project contains thousands of interactive models that can be used in lectures or projects?
Utilize pre-existing materials in course development
Mathematica will save you time by allowing you to utilize existing course materials and examples developed by other educators and refine them for your needs.
Did you know that Mathematica's slide show mode allows you to rotate graphics and manipulate interactive models, unlike static presentation formats?
Design and present lecture materials
Mathematica lets you turn all of the materials you have created for your lecture—notes, equations, examples, illustrations, and demonstrations—into a dynamic presentation that you can modify on the fly.
Did you know that, unlike systems like MathType, which are only good for displaying notation, Mathematica lets you use typeset mathematics in your computations?
Generate professional looking documents
No matter if you need to create syllabi, lesson plans, student assignments, or exams, Mathematica gives you the freedom to include technical elements in your documents without compromising on aesthetics.
Did you know that you can create an interactive model in less than 60 seconds with one simple command?
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