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Teachers, professors, parents-as-teachers—to ease the transition into the fall semester, we’ve compiled some of our favorite Wolfram resources for educators! We appreciate everything you do, and we hope you find this cornucopia of computation useful.
It’s no secret that we’re fans of technology in the classroom, and that extends past STEM fields. Computational thinking is relevant across the whole curriculum—English, history, music, art, social sciences and even sports—with powerful ways to explore the topics at hand through accessible technology.
Tech-Based Teaching
walks you through
computational lesson planning
and
enthusiastic coding events
. You’ll also find information about
teaching online STEM courses
, as well as other examples of timely curated content.
From simply exploring general concepts to researching specifics, from step-by-step solutions for math problems to creating homework worksheets,
Wolfram|Alpha
is the perfect entry point for an educator using technology in the classroom. Keep your students engaged with the award-winning computational knowledge engine and mass amounts of curated information, and make sure to check out
Wolfram|Alpha Pro
for a new level of computational excellence (and see our
current promotions
)!
Ask for a random problem, get a random problem! With
Wolfram Problem Generator
, you or your students can choose a subject and receive unlimited random practice problems. This is useful for test prep or working on areas your students haven’t mastered yet.
You might still be wondering how computation could apply to fields like fine arts, social sciences or sports. These fields are where the
Wolfram Demonstrations Project
can help. An open-code resource to illustrate concepts in otherwise technologically neglected fields, the Wolfram Demonstrations Project offers interactive illustrations as a resource for visually exploring ideas through its universal electronic publishing platform. You don’t even have to have Mathematica to use Demonstrations—no plugins required.
Your students might be the kind of people who like fun ways of practicing their computational skills (but let’s face it, who doesn’t?), which is where
Wolfram Challenges
come in. Wolfram Challenges are a continually expanding collection of coding games and exercises designed to give users with almost any level of experience using the Wolfram Language a rigorous computational workout.
Stephen Wolfram’s
An Elementary Introduction to the Wolfram Language
teaches those with no programming experience how to work with the Wolfram Language. It’s available
in print
and
for free online
, with interactive exercises to check your answers immediately using the Wolfram Cloud. Or sign up for the free,
fully interactive online course
at Wolfram U, which combines all the book’s content and exercises with easy-to-follow video tutorials.
If you’re looking for
open courses to expand your own knowledge
or you’d like to recommend courses to your students in high school, college and beyond,
Wolfram U
should be the first place you check. Wolfram U hosts streamed webinar series,
special events
(both upcoming and archived) and
video courses
—all taught by experts in multiple fields.
Join Wolfram Research’s
back-to-school special event
on September 12, 2018, to learn how to enhance your academic content with instantly computable real-world data using Wolfram|Alpha. Sign up now and get access to recordings from earlier sessions in this webinar series covering interactive notebooks, computational essays, and collaborating and sharing in the cloud. Visit
Wolfram U
to learn about other upcoming events, webinars and courses.
Gaining access to affordable tech is even easier with the
current special offers
from Wolfram Research. Take 25% off
Wolfram|Alpha Pro for Educators
for a limited time.
We’re rooting for you and your students throughout this school year!
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