Getting Started with Maple

This webinar is designed for the user who comes to Maple for the first time. It will demonstrate "how to get started" by clarifying the user interface and the ways math can be entered into Maple, and then "processed." Coverage includes:
• Entering mathematical expressions and interacting with them in a syntax-free way.
• The difference between input in mathematical notation and "linear" or text form.
• The role of the Context Panel system for interacting with mathematical objects.
• Graphing and interacting with various types of graphs, including animations, surfaces, and implicit plots.
• Use of built-in tools such as Assistants, Tutors, and Task Templates.
• The Maple help system and the Maple Portal.
• Introduction to differential equations and matrix manipulations.

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[Tommy_]

I really like Maple. But for teaching simple mathematics, certain things seem a bit difficult. For example, is it possible to find the intersection of two function graphs without commands (like solve)? I.e., by visual inspection - as in GeoGebra. I want Maple to find the intersection and write its coordinates close to the point.

[philperry]

Do you guys plan on releasing a version for Apple silicon?

[klaushede]

A pop filter for the microphone costs about 10$.