A presentation at Connect More in Scotland, 4 June 2019. Speaker: James Slack, e-learning officer for computational notebooks DLAM, University of Edinburgh. Over the past year, the University of Edinburgh has been developing and piloting the Noteable service to help supporting programming and computational teaching. The Noteable services provide cloud access to Jupyter notebooks; live editable documents that allow you to run code whilst also containing text, data tables and other rich media items such as images and videos. Jupyter allows students to quickly get hands-on with programming content without having to brave an intimidating IDE (integrated development environment) or grapple with the terminal. This session will give an overview of what Jupyter notebooks are and why they are becoming popular for introductory programming courses. There'll be a discussion around how Jupyter has been adopted at the University of Edinburgh and how the Noteable service has been developed to support computational education.