Hands-on Start to Wolfram|alpha Notebook Edition - Softcover

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Cliff Hastings has been at Wolfram Research since 1997. After graduating summa cum laude with a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Monmouth College, he joined Wolfram as an evangelist aboard the MathMobile, traveling the country training people to use Mathematica. As the coauthor of the original "Hands-on Start to Mathematica" video series, his passion has always been helping people get started with Wolfram technology.Kelvin Mischo is a Wolfram certified instructor and works at Wolfram Research overseeing strategic relationships with academic organizations in North America. After learning Mathematica as a student at the University of Illinois, Kelvin joined Wolfram in 1998 to work with high schools on the integration of Mathematica into their courses. Kelvin has given hundreds of technical seminars and trainings on Mathematica and Wolfram|Alpha to high schools, two-year colleges and universities.

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Wolfram ] Alpha Notebook Edition combines the simplicity of Wolfram ] Alpha with the computational capabilities of Mathematica for the best of both in a single, unified tool perfect for teaching and learning. Use free-form input to get instant answers to questions, create and customize graphs, and turn static examples into dynamic models. Everything is saved as an interactive Wolfram Notebook, so you can add notes and use notebooks as class or reference materials, or present them as dynamic slide shows that engage your audience as you edit examples on the fly.

With this book, you'll learn how to]¬‚¬]

• Quickly create notebooks that combine calculations, graphics, interactive
  examples and notes.
• Enter free-form input and get solutions for a variety of calculations (e.g. arithmetic, algebra, calculus, linear algebra).
• Access step-by-step solutions, suggestions for next steps and related computations.
• Create 2D, 3D and interactive graphics with controls to dynamically change the parameters.
• Use previous results in future calculations, assign variables and define functions.
• Create dynamic slide show presentations with interactive elements that can be changed on the fly.