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WeBWorK Documentation Wiki Request Wiki Account To join the Wiki request a Wiki account. Once your account is approved, you can contribute to the wiki and participate in the forums. What is WeBWorK? Example of a WeBWork Problem WeBWorK is a well-tested homework system for delivering individualized problems over the web. By providing students with immediate feedback as to the correctness of their answers, students can be encouraged to make multiple attempts until they succeed. With individualized problem sets, students can work together but will have to enter their own work to receive credit. The instructors are provided with real-time statistics, resulting in lesson plans that can be customized to better serve students. As of August 2012 there were more than 550 September 2013 there were more than 725 November 2015 there were more than 1000 institutions June 2018 there were over 1300 institutions using WeBWorK and the Open Problem library now has over 35,000 curated and indexed exercises. The majority of the institutions using this homework system are located in the USA, but many are located in Canada and Mexico, as well as in Europe, Asia, and Africa.

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A Gallery of Courses Model and sample courses using WeBWorK Assignments

Introduction to WeBWorK An article and video summarizing many of the key features and benefits of WeBWorK.

WeBWorK Sites Map of known WeBWorK Sites

Edfinity Hosted, WeBWorK-compatible homework system with a modern interface.

PreTeXt An uncomplicated XML vocabulary for textbooks that can integrate WeBWorK problems.

LibreTexts Platform for the construction, customization, and dissemination of open educational resources (OER) with some WeBWorK utlization.

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A Community of Users Forums, events, users, etc.	Getting started with WeBWorK installation, cloud hosting,etc.	Instructors Resources for teachers
Authors Want to write some problems?	Contribute to WeBWorK Join this open source community	Students Support pages for students using WeBWork

Support

WeBWorK is partially supported by the DUE Division of NSF.