Smarter assessment for both computational and non-traditional areas
Stop using systems that don't prevent cheating and grade improperly!
With Wolfram, you can not only create an almost infinite number of
unique and solvable questions from a single template, but even allow
students to enter free-form responses—with reliable and trustworthy
grading for all types of assessments. As well as its domain-specific
synonym knowledge, Wolfram understands relationships and related
computations across all STEM and computational X subjects, including art,
history, social sciences and medicine.
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Engage (and retain) students with interactivity
Professors at top universities around the world use Wolfram to engage
their students in active learning and increase understanding of concepts.
In fact, Wolfram-based courses often see higher student performance
than their non-Wolfram counterparts. With Wolfram, students have
access to breakthrough AI technology, real-world computable data,
thousands of algorithms and step-by-step calculators to solve problems,
create visualizations and build models to investigate phenomena and
illuminate concepts.
Personalized learning that's accurate
Wolfram AI technology, including LLMs, now provide the capability to
generate on-demand explanations and conversational tutoring sessions.
Wolfram can tailor conversations with information about the student,
their knowledge, their attainment and other computed context so as to
create more relevant interactions. And with the accuracy and
reproducibility of Wolfram computation, you can create chat apps
or narratives that can be trusted.
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Choose the tool with the lowest learning curve
Using Wolfram technology for lesson prep, exams and homework is easy
thanks to built-in natural language understanding and generative AI
technology. Enter intuitive, conversational inputs and get immediate
results, without learning any syntax. And with thousands of examples
in the Documentation Center
and interactive visualizations in the
Wolfram Demonstrations Project,
you and your students can start exploring immediately.
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