7. Didactics: Some guides how to structure your material

There has been significant adoption of Jupyter as a tool for teaching, learning and research. For teaching and interactive exploration, the following resources provide some guides towards how to effectively use this powerful tool.

1. A very comprehensive book on how to use Jupyter for teaching has been published with Jupyter! and is available here https://jupyter4edu.github.io/jupyter-edu-book/

2. Subject specific notebook and book examples are widely available. Many examples can be found here:

   • https://executablebooks.org/en/latest/gallery.html

   

   Fig. 7.1 Example gallery of JupyterBooks for difference disciplines.

   • Jupyter Meets the Earth: https://jupytearth.org

   • PanGeo: A community platform for Big Data geoscience

   

   Fig. 7.2 PanGeo gallery Earth and Env. Science content + “Big Data”.

3. Other examples

• https://github.com/Unidata/python-workshop.git