WeBWorK Exercises

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Chapter 7 WeBWorK Exercises

Alex Jordan

With a WeBWorK server (version 2.14 or higher, or webwork-ptx.aimath.org) and a little setup work, you can embed WeBWorK exercises in your PreTeXt project. HTML output can have interactive problem cells or print problems in “static” form. PDF output will print static versions. And all such exercises can be archived into a file tree to be uploaded onto a WeBWorK server for use in the “traditional” way.

Although we expect that version 2.14 and above are supported, we recommend that you use the current

github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/blob/main/VERSION

(or one previous) version of WeBWorK whenever possible. Should bugs be discovered, it may be difficult to address them with older versions of WeBWorK.

See Chapter 38 for how to configure a WeBWorK course and server to process your WeBWorK problems, and then how to process them.

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