Using Workspaces

This lesson will briefly introduce the Workspaces interface for JUPYTER Notebooks. The same rules apply when using a shell interface since a JUPYTER workspace is just a workspace that is serving a JUPYTER notebook.

When the workspace opens, you'll see the normal Jupyter file browser. From this interface you can open a notebook file, start a remote terminal session, enable the GPU, submit your project, or reset the workspace data, and more. Clicking the three bars in the top left corner above the Jupyter logo will toggle hiding the classroom lessons sidebar.

NOTE: You can always return to the file browser page from anywhere else in the workspace by clicking the Jupyter logo in the top left corner.

## Opening a notebook

Clicking the name of a notebook (*.ipynb) file in the file list will open a standard Jupyter notebook view of the project. The notebook session will remain open as long as you are active, and will be automatically terminated after 30 minutes of inactivity.

You can exit a notebook by clicking on the Jupyter logo in the top left corner.

NOTE: Notebooks continue to run in the background unless they are stopped. IF GPU MODE IS ACTIVE, IT WILL REMAIN ACTIVE AFTER CLOSING OR STOPPING A NOTEBOOK. YOU CAN ONLY STOP GPU MODE WITH THE GPU TOGGLE BUTTON. (See next section.)