Classroom Resources & Instruction
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Study Groups offer an opportunity to meet online with others interested in developing computational skills and earning certifications. Sessions run daily, Monday through Friday. Sign up in advance to reserve your seat or join a Study Group whenever you can.
Interactive Courses
to the Wolfram Language
Learn the Wolfram Language and modern computational thinking from Stephen Wolfram's book.
Learn to use Wolfram Notebooks for computing, programming, generating reports and creating presentations with this interactive course.
Prepare for AP Calculus and master the subject with the help of video lessons and interactive notebooks.
to Differential Equations
Fundamental concepts and solution methods for differential equations, including video lessons and interactive notebooks.
Learn the fundamentals of linear algebra and its applications with the help of video lessons and interactive notebooks.
Lectures 2017
Deepen your understanding of the Wolfram Language and explore topics from the 2017 summer school curriculum.
Lectures 2018
Deepen your understanding of the Wolfram Language and explore topics from the 2018 summer school curriculum.
Calculus Concepts and Applications
Introduction to Mathematica for Students and Teachers
Bringing Math to Life through Visual Learning
Calculus Fundamentals
Discovering the Educational Potential of Wolfram|Alpha
Hands-on Start to Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition
Mathematica for the Calculus Classroom
Notebook Presentations Using Presenter Tools
Wolfram Notebooks for Chemistry Research
Wolfram Notebooks for Teaching Chemistry
Designing Interactive Demonstrations
Using Real-World Data in the Classroom
Computational
Quick Start to Wolfram Tech
Wolfram Notebooks: Building and Sharing Technical Workflows
Wolfram Technology in Action
Powering Higher Education with Computational Technology
Exploring Programming for Computational Thinking
Introducing Wolfram Programming Lab
Wolfram|Alpha in Your Classroom
Calculus Webinar for Educators
Wolfram|Alpha: A Free Resource for Librarians
Computational Thinking in the Classroom
Using the Wolfram Language and Mathematica on Your Raspberry Pi
Virtual Conference for Education