STEM Ed Announcement: Mathematica tutorials for your students

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 Mathematica is used in a variety of fields--from math, physics,
 and engineering to sociology, finance, and earth science. And
 because Mathematica is available on campus, chances are good that
 your students are using it, too. So I wanted to forward along two
 of our most popular Mathematica tutorials, which I invite you to
 share with your students (or even check out for yourself).
 
 "Hands-on Start to Mathematica" is a free, two-part online
 screencast that introduces Mathematica basics to get you started
 with your first calculations, visualizations, and interactive
 examples. If you haven't already, be sure to check out Part 1
 here:
 http://url.wolfram.com/8P2s032/
 
 Many students have asked for more in-depth training, so we now
 also offer "M10: A Student's First Course in Mathematica," a
 self-paced video training course providing step-by-step
 instructions on the basic features of Mathematica for students.
 Through the included videos and practice exercises, students
 learn how to navigate the user interface, build calculations,
 create graphics and dynamic models, work with data, and more--for
 under $30:
 http://url.wolfram.com/9DY3Da0/
 
 If you are teaching a class this semester with Mathematica, don't
 forget to include these resources in your syllabus so students
 can choose the type of tutorial that works best for them.
 
 Please let me know if you have any questions or would like more
 ideas on how to integrate Mathematica into your courses.
 
 Sincerely,
 
 
 Katherine Bautista
 Academic Program Manager
 Wolfram Research, Inc.
 katherine_bautista@wolfram.com
 
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