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Run SageMath on CoCalc

• Use CoCalc's own realtime collaborative Jupyter Notebooks.
• Use SageMath from the collaborative, Linux Terminal or virtual X11 graphical Linux desktop.
• Use Sage optimized Worksheets, which provide a single document experience that can be more friendly than the Jupyter notebook "multiple cells" approach.
• Easily embed Sage code in your $\LaTeX$ documents.
• Install almost any Python package for use with Sage:
  sage --pip install package_name

Benefits of working with SageMath online

• You no longer have to install and maintain SageMath, which can be challenging since Sage is large. When you're teaching a class, students just have to sign in to CoCalc to get started!
• You can still easily run older versions of Sage since many are all preinstalled in every CoCalc project.
• All your files are private, stored persistently, snapshotted and backed up; moreover, you can rsync them to your computer or push them to GitHub.
• You can invite collaborators to your project to simultaneously edit the same notebooks or code files.
• Everything runs remotely, which means you do not have to worry about messing up your own computer.

CoCalc's integrated course management system fully supports using nbgrader together with SageMath Jupyter Notebooks.

We provide custom Python templates for all the nbgrader cell types.

Tests run in the student's project by default, so malicious code won't impact anybody except the student.

Snapshots are consistent read-only views of all your files in a CoCalc project. You can restore your files by copying back any that you accidentally deleted or corrupted.