Notebook Documents
On the desktop or web, you can use Wolfram notebooks, which mix text, graphics, interfaces, etc. with computations:
![](/language/fast-introduction-for-math-students/en/img/notebook-documents-visualize-series.png)
Notebooks are organized in cells, indicated by brackets on the right
Double-click a cell bracket to open or close a group of cells
Click between cells to get a horizontal insertion bar to create a new cell:
(then just start typing)
Copy, paste, delete, etc. any collection of cells.
Select any collection of cells and press SHIFT+ENTER to evaluate inputs.
You can make title, section or text cells in a notebook:
![](/language/fast-introduction-for-math-students/en/img/making-documents.png)
It’s easy to convert your notebook to a slide show:
![](/language/fast-introduction-for-math-students/en/img/making-documents-my-presentation.png)
Like everything else in the Wolfram Language, documents are symbolic expressions that can be altered programmatically.