Demonstrations

Creating Demonstrations is quick, fun, and rewarding for authors, which goes a long way toward explaining why we have 5,000 of them versus just a handful for interactive education projects based on older technologies.

Wolfram Blog : 5,000 Demonstrations: The Time to Go Interactive Is Now 2009

Several Demonstrations from the Wolfram Demonstrations Project, including “Riemann Sums” by Ed Pegg Jr, “Common Methods of Estimating the Area under a Curve” by Scott Liao, and “Riemann Sums: A Simple Illustration” by Phil Ramsden show that this construction and images like the one below from “Riemann Sums” are part of the iconography of calculus.

Wolfram Blog : 2008 : November 2008

Several Demonstrations from the Wolfram Demonstrations Project, including “Riemann Sums” by Ed Pegg Jr, “Common Methods of Estimating the Area under a Curve” by Scott Liao, and “Riemann Sums: A Simple Illustration” by Phil Ramsden show that this construction and images like the one below from “Riemann Sums” are part of the iconography of calculus.

Wolfram Blog : Visualizing Integrals 2008

So expect to see a sequence of Demonstrations from the summer school arriving soon … as well as some exciting final results.

Wolfram Blog : Summer Adventures in the Computational Universe 2007

And if you have Mathematica 6, making your own Demonstrations is as easy as completing and uploading an authoring notebook.

Wolfram Blog : 2007 : May 2007

And if you have Mathematica 6, making your own Demonstrations is as easy as completing and uploading an authoring notebook.

Wolfram Blog : Illuminating Ideas: The Wolfram Demonstrations Project 2007

(It would be more natural to type the string into an InputField, but InputFields are not allowed in Demonstrations.)

Wolfram Blog : Exploring Logo Designs with Mathematica 2009

With that StarPolygon function, hybridizing the Demonstrations was a no-brainer: replace Disk with StarPolygon, add the extra arguments, and copy the controls for the extra arguments from the Benz Demonstration to the Grignani Demonstration.

Wolfram Blog : Hybrid Logos and a Fortunate Mistake 2009

The writings of Aphraates consist of twenty-three "Demonstrations", or homilies on moral and controversial topics.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize 1840-1916 1913

I have never seen in America such mighty "Demonstrations" as temperance people know how to organize in England.

Address Before The Second Biennial Convention Of The World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union 1893