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  • Tutorials
    • Table of Contents
    • 1. Writing Mathematics with DoenetML (0.5 hr)
    • 2. Creating your own Doenet Documents (0.25 hr)
    • 3. Variables, Numbers, Arithmetic and Algebra (0.5 hr)
    • 4. A Comparison of Math Tags (0.5 hr)
    • 5. Setup Blocks (0.25 hr)
    • 6. User Input and Basic Answer Checking (0.5 hr)
    • 7. Functions and Evaluation (0.5 hr)
    • 8. Domains, Derivaties and Variables (0.5 hr)
    • 9. Sliders (0.5 hr)
    • 10. Doenet Authoring Advice (0.5 hr)
    • 1. Cartesian Grids and Function Graphs (0.5 hr)
    • 2. All about Points (0.5 hr)
    • 3. Lines, Segments, and Rays (0.5 hr)
    • 4. Properties and Lists (0.5 hr)
  • 📘 🖥 Share on Doenet
  • 📘 Embed in PreTeXt
  • 📘 Assign in Runestone
  • 📘 🖥 Embed in a Google Site
  • 📘 Assign in Canvas
  • 📘 Author in VS Code
  • 📘 Convert from WeBWorK
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Tutorials📘 Convert from WeBWorK

How to convert existing WeBWorK activities to DoenetML

If you’re looking to convert WeBWorK problems to Doenet, consider using the webwork-to-doenetml package in the DoenetML monorepo to generate a first draft of the Doenet document. The script is very much a work in progress, so your mileage may vary.

📘 Author in VS Code
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