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This video is for teachers and learners using the Noteable service and provides examples of developing a tutorial-style notebook which includes the use Markdown and coding cells for programming in Python.

The Jupyter computational notebooks shown in this video can be found in this GitHub repository: https://github.com/jstix/Notebook-exe...

Users of Noteable can import these materials directly into their Noteable user space by clicking on the '+GitRepo' button on the Noteable dashboard and pasting the URL of the repository with '.git' at the end into the pop-up box.

Topics covered in this video:

0:07 - Wave visualisations

0:11 - The legend of the notebook

0:21 - The objectives of the notebook

0:30 - Wave animation designed using the matplotlib library

1:18 - Playing the wave animation

1:21 - Playing the wave animation backwards

1:23 - Decreasing the speed of the wave animation

1:31 - Random Walk part of the notebook

1:42 - Random Walk animation runs on the notebook

1:59 - Playing the animation

2:22 - Tic-Tac-Toe part of the notebook

3:08 - Playing Tic-Tac-Toe

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The Noteable service is used by Higher and Further education institutions as well as teachers and learners in schools.

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