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| I would definitely check out the ability to create webforms with FormFunctions. Your students don't need to have a M- license. And you would just need a low tier of the development platform (or Mathematica if you wanted to work offline). You can do... |
| At a hackathon trying to help some students. They want to send an image via an Instant API. How do they do that programmatically? Thanks! |
| Super cool! Thanks for sharing Bernat! |
| Throughout this week I've been running around visiting 10 classes across three elementary schools for the [Hour of Code][1]. On Day 4, I gave a similar workshop to a group of high school students. I wanted to see if I could use the same materials in... |
| Day 3 of volunteering to support the local community for the [Hour of Code][1] went great! I visited a 3rd and 4th grade class as well as hosted a workshop at Wolfram HQ in the evening for about 100 people. Here's a picture of the event we hosted, it... |
| It's [Computer Science week][1] and I'm volunteering at local schools to support the [Hour of Code][2]. Today was Day 2 and I visited two 4th grade and four 5th grade classes. Here are the kiddos that I worked with today: ![enter image description... |
| Yes, you'll get access to all the explorations. And by signing in, you'll be able to save your progress on the activities as well. |
| Hi Alexander, The hour of code is a global event, although it has a greater impact in the US. There is a way to sign up as a volunteer on the Hour of Code website: https://code.org/volunteer/local For the most part those teachers that are... |
| I'd be interested to see if there was an iPhone version of Tasker as well. Thanks! |
| Excellent application! Thanks for sharing! |