Deepnote is free for students, teachers and researchers
Universities worldwide use Deepnote to collaborate with others and teach data science.
Built for teams of any size
The SF3 Machine Learning course is a short and intensive laboratory course for 3rd year engineers, accounting for 50% of the students’ course load during that time. The students code up their own ML algorithms to achieve solutions of a set milestones, and submit a 15-20 page report. The challenge for us was setting up an environment where students can complete the technical parts.
Gabor Csanyi
Professor at the University of Cambridge
Professor Christopher Brooks had a goal to create an online learning environment for students of his class. So, in addition to teaching at the university, he set up weekly online meetups which students can join either via Zoom for an interactive experience, or on Twitch for rather passive watching. Chris screen-shares his Deepnote project, and over the sessions, the group learns to predict the next Hart Trophy winner in NHL.
Christopher Brooks
Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan
Deepnote helped sports analysts become more effective by unlocking a whole host of new abilities — easily build ETL pipelines, schedule web scrapers, and and build interactive dashboards.
Allan Campopiano
Data Scientist at Deepnote
It was the beginning of a semester, and Luděk's team with three other classmates had four small data science projects ahead of them. Each project was based on different data: categorical, numerical, image, text. After the first week of trying to collaborate via Github and daily running into painful merge conflicts, they looked for a platform that would allow them to focus on the actual data science work instead of resolving merge conflicts.
Luděk Čižinský
Student of Data Science at IT University of Copenhagen
Deepnote is like Google Docs for programming. You can work real-time in the same notebooks without getting merge errors and other struggles you are typically confronted with when programming in a team. The platform allows you to see what your teammate is working on and what his/her results are on the spot.
Tibo Nuyts
MS student at Ghent University
Mars rovers require a high degree of autonomy as the long signal round trip time makes real-time control from Earth impossible. Pavol's task, as part of the Mobile Robot Systems course at Cambridge University, was to correct for sensor drifts of the Curiosity rover, using visual odometry (VO) and a camera feed.
Pavol Drotár
Student at the University of Cambridge
Deepnote's philosophy — that notebooks are not just for data scientists but for teams, aligns with and enables our vision of active learning . Their platform supports our unique teaching strategies focused on personalization, immediate feedback, accountability, and peer engagement.
Allan Campopiano
Data Scientist at Deepnote
Deepnote was a huge success for Dr. Tedrake's Robotic Manipulation course. He tells us that student projects have been getting better each year, but after switching to Deepnote, the improvement was dramatic.
Allan Campopiano
Data Scientist at DeepnoteUsing Deepnote as a student or teacher
Explore all our features →Deepnote is built from the bottom up to support collaboration and help you study & teach. The free Education plan provides you with even more collaborative options, providing additional compute time and allowing you to invite as many people as you want.
Real-time collaboration
Work with students and peers in real-time. Collaborating in Deepnote is as easy as copy-pasting a URL.
Zero setup
No more fussing with the terminal and with package installations. With Deepnote, you're ready to go in two clicks.
Comments & reviews
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Classroom management
Manage all classroom material, from lectures to assignments, all in one workspace. Customize permissions for students, instructors and TAs to match your classroom structure.
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FAQ
What is Deepnote?
Deepnote is a data science notebook that brings educators together to explore, discover new subjects, learn and teach together. Because Deepnote offers real-time collaboration in your browser along the lines of Google Docs, we make it easy for teachers to help their students on the learning journey and see how they progress.
Just create an edu workspace for your classroom, plug in your curriculum, and invite your students to start teaching. Deepnote is completely free for all educators!
How do I use Deepnote for EDU purposes?
Deepnote provides a way to create assignments shared with your class or to collaboratively work on group assignments. By default, all of your projects are private and only visible to you. By getting the Education plan, you can create a free Deepnote workspace that allows you to easily share & manage projects with students and peers.
For more information please visit our Deepnote teaching guide.
Can I receive some additional free computation power for my class?
Deepnote provides one month of free Basic machine hours (750 hours) to each member of an educational workspace. In case your class requires some additional computational power please contact help@deepnote.com to discuss further.
How to start a class in Deepnote and what is the recommended educational workflow?
Setting up a class can seem daunting but is really easy using Deepnote. To make your life as easy as possible, we have created a comprehensive guide that takes you through the educational workflow on Deepnote step-by-step.
Should you still have questions after consulting the guide, let us know at help@deepnote.com
How to start with Deepnote for education and how to activate my educational account?
To get started, head over to the Deepnote For Education landing page and sign up with your academic email. If your institution does not use Google, try signing up via GitHub (you can sign up for GitHub here with your academic email if you haven’t already).
For further details and a step-by-step walkthrough, please refer to the Deepnote Teaching Guide.
Can I invite multiple students into the same Deepnote workspace?
Yes. Once your educational workspace has been created, you can easily add as many students as you want. Simply choose the access level of each student, separate their emails by a comma and add them to your class. More details on setting up educational workspaces can be found in our Deepnote For Education guide and our documentation.
Does Deepnote provide educational users with any benefits?
Yes, Deepnote is completely free for all students, researchers, professors, and online courses participants. If you are a professor or teacher with active teaching engagement in a school or university, you are eligible for the creation of the workspace with EDU benefits. We automatically detect this eligibility during the sign-up process based on your email domain.
Each member of a workspace gets 750 hours of the Basic machine for free (in addition to their hours on the personal accounts). Advanced machines, such as GPUs, are paid for. If you need advanced machines for your course, let us know at help@deepnote.com
How to get the free edu workspace plan?
Sign up, all you need to do is select the Education plan on the workspace creation page. To help verify you, we'll ask you to provide us with your institutional email. We highly encourage all educators to use their institutional email which facilitates the whole verification process.
How to organize my projects so that students can share them, duplicate and hand them over?
At Deepnote we have two different access levels. One access level is for all the students inside of the workspace and the second one is per project. More information about access levels can be found here.
Recommended access levels for your students in Deepnote classroom:
Workspace access level - Editor. Students can create projects in the workspace. Can’t edit or add edit integrations
Projects access level - Execute. Students can execute code in addition to viewing and commenting, but cannot change anything or use terminals.