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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 23, 2016
  • October 7, 2021

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Access video solutions for selected textbook exercises. Scan QR codes or browse by book and chapter to watch step-by-step guidance from instructors. Save your favorite videos for easy access.

Video solutions for textbook exercises
QR code scanning for quick access
Browse by book, chapter, and section
Step-by-step instructor guidance
Favorite videos for later viewing
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What's New in CalcView

2.1.0

October 7, 2021

Bug fixes and stability improvements. App opens to last book selected upon re-opening.

User reviews

Terrible

Crashes every time I click on a video

Crashes

Crashes when click on video. Im just using the website on browser so its fine though

Ok

It’s a Pretty good app, but there’s not very many solutions that are solved. Id like to see more problems being solved as I’m being assigned more than 5 problems per section

Crashes :(

Crashes and exits out the app when trying to scan QR codes :/ needed this for a Calc class

Would be great if it didn’t crash every time I try

Literally, I click on a video and the app just closes. I can try many times, with the exact same result.

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FAQ

What does CalcView do?

CalcView provides video solutions for selected exercises found in Ron Larson textbooks. It helps students by offering step-by-step guidance from instructors to solve specific problems and similar ones.

How do I access the video solutions?

You can access the video solutions by scanning QR codes found within the Larson textbooks. Alternatively, you can navigate to the videos by selecting the specific book, chapter, and section.

Is CalcView free to use?

Yes, the application is free to use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, indicating a completely free experience for users.

What kind of exercises are covered?

The app focuses on selected exercises from textbooks by Ron Larson. These are typically academic exercises that require detailed explanations and step-by-step problem-solving.

Can I save videos for later?

Yes, you can favorite videos that you wish to watch later or rewatch. This feature allows for convenient access to solutions you find particularly helpful or need to review.