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Wolfram Alpha is a great search engine for data geeks, but it has plenty of computation tricks up its sleeve that are useful for the rest of us too. Here are some of the most useful. 
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For this week's Modern Educator Tools we look at Wolfram Alpha. An incredibly powerful natural language search engine!
Daniel Thurmond's curator insight,
April 13, 2014 7:42 PM
This is another tool that I would reserve for higher level mathematics instruction. It acts as a search engine that students can use to get information about concepts they are studying or even do research. This tool is applicable across all content areas and can be used to relate concepts to real world scenarios. This tool would most likely be applied during a project where the students would have to research and present about real world scenarios. Because of its application this tool would be used mainly at the infusion level and has active, collaborative, constructive and authentic uses.
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A couple of weeks ago, a friend told me something surprising. After installing Wolfram Alpha for Android and telling me about it, he called it “an app most people don’t know about“. “Who doesn’t know about Wolfram Alpha?
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