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　Mathematica Online is now available to students to help them work remotely in the wake of the spread of the new coronavirus, making Mathematica available to students off-campus after a home-use license was only available for faculty and staff and not for students. Any student of Tokyo Tech who has a university-wide email address can use this service. The deadline for use is November 17, 2021.

 

Those who can use it

Those who can use it
Students, faculty and staff with Tokyo Tech IC cards (all email addresses must be available)

　Registration with the Wolfram User Portal with an email address from the m.titech.ac.jp domain is required for the application. It is not available for email addresses from other domains.
A home-use license is available for faculty and staff, so please use it. Mathematica Online is not unavailable, but if you register to the Wolfram User Portal with an email address other than m.titech.ac.jp, you will receive a two-week limited registration. Please contact us if you would like to use it.
 

deadline for use

The service will be for a limited period time until November 17, 2021.

 

How to apply

Warning most of Wolfram Research's services are not available in Japanese, but in English. It is not possible to enter the information in Japanese at the time of application. If you can't read it, please use web translation.

1. create a Wolfram User Portal account.
https://account.wolfram.com/auth/create

2. Apply through the Mathematica | Online Unlimited Site request form.
https://user.wolfram.com/portal/requestAK/cb60ca00ae365350a0efcb5efbaab6b06b787b87 (It is a subscription-only URL of Tokyo Tech.)

Except for "memo" and "machine name", they are filled with the information at the time of registration. "Are you a student?" Please select "Yes" and select the date and time you plan to graduate.

3. Once submitted, you will receive an email from Wolfram Customer Support <info@wolfram.com> with the subject line "Your access to Mathematica | Online Unlimited Site" to your registered email address and it will be made available. In the body of the email, it says to wait about 5 minutes, so if it's not working, give it some time to try.

 

How to use

　Available through a web browser or the Wolfram Cloud application. Due to the lack of a test environment and documentation, we only guide you through the web browser here. We do not support the use of the app, so please solve yourself when you use it.

 

1. After logging into the  Wolfram User Portal from the body of the email you received, you will see Mathematica | Online Unlimited Site in your subscription. Navigate to the wolframcloud service through the "Go to Product" button.

2. Create a new notebook in New Notebook or open an existing file in My Files to start using Mathematica Online's start screen.

The interface remains in English and cannot be changed. Documents are in your browser's language by default, so they will be displayed in Japanese if you are using a Japanese browser. If you need to change it, you can do so from Preferences by clicking on your account at the top right.

 

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<About Credits

　200 Service Credits for external services, 175,000 Cloud Credits for specific features in Mathematica Online and 5,000 point for Wolfram|Alpha API Calls will be added when the service starts. 50,000 Cloud Credits and 5,000 Wolfram|Alpha API Calls points will be recharged per month. Both can be purchased for an additional fee if needed. The details of each credit can be found below.

Service Credit :https://www.wolfram.com/service-credits/index.ja.html?footer=lang
Cloud Credit: https://www.wolfram.com/cloud-credits/
Wolfram|Alpha API Calls: https://products.wolframalpha.com/api/termsofuse.html

 

Video material

　Check out the following video to learn how to use Mathematica Online.

Mathematica Online入門(Japanese）
https://www.wolfram.com/broadcast/video.php?c=237&v=1294

Hands-on Start to Mathematica Online (Wolfram U video course)
https://www.wolfram.com/wolfram-u/hands-on-start-to-mathematica-online/

 

Support

　To get support for Mathematica Online, click on the icon in the top right corner of the screen, select Support from the menu, and fill out the form that comes up.