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Wolfram Notebooks

Learn to create visually interesting, interactive, computable content across a range of topics using Wolfram Notebooks, both on the desktop and in the cloud. Instantly publish content on the web and share it with your team, students or the broader public.

These courses show you how to get the most out of the notebook interface and Wolfram Language so you can design, develop and share computational essays, presentations, reports, course material and more. Apply your skills to earn Wolfram Language Level 1 certification.

Course Completion Certificates

Introduction to Notebooks

3 h

Wolfram Notebooks: Building and Sharing Technical Workflows

2 h

Notebooks as Instructional Tools

2.50 h

Quick Start to Wolfram Tech

2.50 h
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Upcoming Events

  • Nov 27 | Online

    Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica Training Tutorials

    Join a free online training session to learn different ways to interact with Mathematica and use Wolfram Language—an exciting opportunity to learn directly from the authors of the book and ask questions during the interactive Q&A.

  • Dec 3 | Online

    Computational Xplorations

    This free, introductory course demonstrates how to interactively explore nearly any field using computation. See how computational thinking—a modern blend of critical analysis and information processing—is being applied to a range of disciplines not traditionally associated with coding.

  • Dec 5 | Online

    Wolfram Notebooks: Building and Sharing Technical Workflows

    In this course you will learn how to create Wolfram Notebooks, interactive and powerful computational documents. This course, shows how you can combine Wolfram Language with the notebook interface to express your ideas and develop technical workflows for data science, modeling, research, education and more.

  • Dec 12 | Online

    Notebooks as Instructional Tools

    See how you can use notebooks to learn to code and work with and transfer data, as well as create interactive content to use in instructional environments. Through examples, the instructor will show you how to get started teaching basic science, mathematics and algorithms with computational notebooks.

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