WeBWorK Exercises

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Section 3.24 WeBWorK Exercises

It is possible to include WeBWorK/PG problems in your source. These can either be authored using PreTeXt or referenced from a host WeBWorK course. A static version of the exercise will be rendered in your static output formats such as LaTeX/PDF. A “live” version will be rendered in HTML output. If the HTML is hosted on a Runestone server, the student’s progress completing the live exercises can be tracked. You can also extract the problems into a single archive suitable for uploading into a WeBWorK course. This is a big topic, so see the dedicated Chapter 7 for details.

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