Featured Live Webinar: Introduction to Maple 16: See What's New!
Tuesday, April 24th at 10:00am ET

Maple 16 is a major new release of Maple, the technical computing software for mathematicians, engineers, and scientists. With Maple 16, Maplesoft introduces new tools and techniques in its Clickable Math collection, setting new standards for ease of use in mathematical software and providing new, innovative ways to explore mathematics. Of course, the interface is only one of the many areas of Maple that was enhanced in Maple 16. Substantial improvements were made across the entire product, in mathematical algorithms, visualization, programming language, engineering tools, documentation, education features, authoring tools, and more. In this webinar, we’ll explore many of the new features of Maple 16.

Live Sponsored Webinar: Educational Techniques for the Next Generation of Engineers
Tuesday, March 29th at 10:00am ET

This webinar highlights the work of three engineering educators:

1. Dr. Thomas Doyle:
Transforming the freshman ‘cornerstone’ design course through modeling and simulation.
2. Dr. Venkat Krovi:
The use of symbolic computation to enhance robotics education and control education.
3. Dr. James Andrew Smith:
The benefits of using a dynamic modeling software package in electrical engineering courses.

In this panel discussion lead by Dr. Derek Wright of Maplesoft and moderated by Mr. Mike Sanoff of ASEE, learn firsthand how advanced physical modeling and simulation technology can enrich your classroom and accelerate learning.

During this webinar, education-focused applications of MapleSim will be demonstrated. This technology differs from traditional modeling software in that it offers a richer and more relevant treatment of the underlying mathematics and physics of models. MapleSim and other such physical modeling tools have experienced rapid adoption in industry in recent years and institutions are now starting down the path to curriculum reform.

Do you have an idea for a book on Maple or MapleSim? Let us know!

Maplesoft has an exciting program that supports authors who want to write books on Maplesoft products. Eligible authors will get free copies of our products, and we will promote the book to the Maplesoft user community across the globe. The book will be promoted also through our website, newsletters, as well as social media tools such as Facebook and Twitter. It is a great way to showcase your book and get recognised.

We would like to hear from authors who are writing books that involve Maple, MapleSim, or any of our other products. We are particularly keen to see new books on engineering topics where we don’t have many titles at this point. If you are interested in writing a book on MapleSim, do let us know. You can find more information on the Maplesoft Author Support Program page on our website.

If you have ideas and suggestions on how we can help you further, send them over to us.

We recently released a new Maplesoft Books section on our website. These pages give details on books that feature Maplesoft products. The pages highlight featured publications, and it is very easy to browse and search for books that involve Maplesoft products.

If you know of a recent book that is not in our database, please tell us about it by emailing books@maplesoft.com.