I appreciate it Renay! I'll chalk this up to input from my instructors in the UIUC college of education and to my colleagues at various schools. Hooray for teachers.

Thank you both. My only self criticism was failing to look in the Wolfram system documentation first, which clearly noted the issue.

The issue has been noted and will be fixed soon.

The system is back up and working - Thanks!!!

If I hit the exercises tab in any lesson in the beta framework, I am getting a 404 error. I cannot access any of the exercises. The lectures, quizzes, and ever-ubiquitous scratch notebook are working fine. Did I miss something? Do I somehow have a bum link to the framework? I am surprised to see nobody else mentioning this. I can make progress without looking at exercises, but it's rather strange.

I mentioned this in an e-mail to Wolfram-U a couple of days ago, but didn't get a response. Maybe they're shut down for the week.

George, to get the links, the simplest thing is to send an e-mail to wolfram-u@wolfram.com. The URL of the beta framework was included in reminder e-mails for the class sessions for the later sessions (8-10). It wasn't released until then. I don't think students are supposed to share the links here.

You should have links to the lecture archives in the "Recording available" annoncements you got from Wolfram U daily.

what about the attendance certificate?

1) If we watch all the videos and pass quizzes of the framework (the study group will have its framework, right?), we will receive the attendance certificate?

2) If we pass the final exam, we will receive the level 1 certificate? These were my questions that I still have (lol).

• I made a big mistake to miss the class. It was the first time for me to miss a class that I signed up for. I never miss a class under any circumstance unless I am hospitalized. Also, thanks to Wolfram, I have been able to study what I love - Wolfram Language, Mathematica, and Math.. what Wolfram teaches to the public is very fun. It's also mandatory for me to be qualified for Master's programs that I will apply for. Thus, it's a huge deal for me. I do hope that I can learn about the answers for my two questions above..

Thank you for your consideration.

Hi, I'm not sure why you may not have gotten an email about the recording being up; however, there is no requirement to attend the live sessions. Live sessions are obviously nice, but life happens and you can definitely catch up on the recorded versions.

Yes, thanks Phil for answering this! And like Phil said, don't worry about missing a day. The text materials and the video links can both be accessed outside of the "live" time. The live time is obviously nice for being able to ask questions immediately and easily, but the design of all the courses is such that people can learn asynchronously too.

Roger, I'm a fellow student, but I've gone through several Wolfram-U Daily Study Groups. There's no problem missing a session. A few hours after each session, the Wolfram-U team will e-mail everybody in the course a message containing a link to an archive video of today's session. You can play back (and pause and replay sections) at your leisure.

If you ever have customer service questions, an e-mail to wolfram-u@wolfram.com will get you a personal response.

--phil

John, the last 2 Daily Study Groups offered this fall (Discrete Math and Multivariable Calculus) commenced with an unreleased course framework. With Discrete Math, the framework Beta was released on Day 8 of the course; with MVC, I believe it was released in the third (final) week. I'm awfully fond of your work and presentation, but I'd strongly prefer to do courses where the framework was ready to rock on Day 0 of the course.

Will the Finite Mathematics course framework be ready to go on November 6? TIA.

@Wolfram U: if a DSG is commencing before its course framework is ready, could you please include a disclaimer noting that in the course announcements?

Hi Roberto, the study group for Discrete Mathematics (which is different from Finite Mathematics) began on Oct 16, and the full versions of courses will go live not too far after their study groups conclude