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What Wolfram products are helpful for learning and tutoring calculus?

Posted 5 months ago
POSTED BY: Mark Massy
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Posted 5 months ago

Hey Mark! Wolfram|One and Mathematica both are implementations of Wolfram Language, so either would serve you perfectly for relearning calculus (make sure to check out our MOOCs!). The only material difference is that Wolfram|One comes stock with access to Wolfram Cloud, whereas Mathematica is by default a strictly local installation. The other differences are down to licensing/upgrades.

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Posted 5 months ago
POSTED BY: David Keith
Posted 5 months ago

Thanks. I think that might be for a desktop perpetual license. I'd like cloud access and updates, so a yearly subscription is the only option for that (I believe).

POSTED BY: Mark Massy
Posted 5 months ago

I recently received an email from Wolfram announcing a Black Friday deal on Mathematica for personal use. 35% off until Nov 30 makes it $253.50. It’s fully functional, but not for business use. Maybe the best deal in our galaxy.

POSTED BY: David Keith
Posted 5 months ago

What Wolfram products does this course use? Just Mathematica?

EDIT: I see it says "Mathematica" or "Wolfram One". I'm not clear on the difference. For a hobbyist trying to save money, is Mathematica a better option? I know you can get a cloud subscription to Mathematic How is that different from Wolfram One?

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