hi i have a page with ten 3d plots that i can show to my students with a videoprojector i was wondering wether it could be technically possible to publish this page on internet, so that they could manipulate my graphs directly at home or on their smartphones thanks for your answers Vinz
Another possibility, if you just need to show the graphics, is to save as html and host it. Like here
It is also possible to embed in a moodle course page or another html page.
hi and thanks.
i have published my notebook on my own website and it's perfect
thanks a lot
https://nbviewer.org/urls/lemathoscope.com/jupyter/f_R2_R.ipynb
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20/10/2021
first point : curiously, this page works fine without nbviewer https://lemathoscope.com/jupyter/L2l_... wheras if i enter it into nbviewer itdoesn't work
second point : the html file is very heavy (11Mo…) and very very long to charge on a smartphone (but fine on a computer)
Just to add to @tolga 's answer: nbviewer.org allows students to manipulate the 3D plots with the mouse; see e.g. this example. They can even use all the buttons controlling animated 3D plots (cf. the last cell of the above example). However, they cannot change the content of the input cells.
To allow students to modify the input cells and run the notebook on a remote free server, a standard solution is to use Binder, by clicking on the "Execute on Binder" button in the top menu of the nbviewer page. Unfortunately, this is currently broken for Sage, cf. this discussion.
Please see https://nbviewer.org/ to share your Jupyter notebooks. However, as far as I am concerned, your students cannot manipulate your inputs in nbviewer, they can just see them. Cocalc may have such an option (never tried).
Asked: 2021-10-15 12:05:34 +0100
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Last updated: Oct 20 '21
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