# Jupyter > - **General and Classroom Jupyter** apps are available and supported on Tufts HPC [OnDemand](https://ondemand-prod.pax.tufts.edu/), https://ondemand-prod.pax.tufts.edu/ under `Interactive Apps`. > > - Both **Jupyter Notebook** and **Jupyter Lab** are available via `Jupyter` and `Jupyter for classroom` apps. ![ood-jupyter](../assets/el9/newondemand-jupyter.png) ## Jupyter (General) 1. Open `Jupyter` in `Interactive Apps`. Select appropriate resources for your work. ![ood-jupyter-launch](../assets/el9/newondemand-jupyter-launch.png) GPUs are avalilable when `gpu` partition is selected. ![ood-jupyter-launchgpu](../assets/el9/newondemand-jupyter-launchgpu.png) Click `Launch` when you are ready. 2. Once the resource for your session is allocated, click `Connect to Jupyter` to start. ![ood-jupyter-connect](../assets/el9/newondemand-jupyter-connect.png) 3. Default and customized kernels can be used with Jupyter. Learn how to create your own [conda environment and Jupyter kernel](./10-condaenv.md) on Tufts HPC cluster. 4. When finished, `Delete` the Jupyter session in `My Interactive Sessions` to free resources for other users. ## Jupyter for Classroom > - `Jupyter for classroom` is designed to support courses and workshops on HPC cluster. > > - Jupyter kernels are available for each listed course or workshop with preinstalled packages. > > - If you are teaching and interested in utilizing HPC cluster resources for your class, please review our [HPC Course Policy](../policy/course-policy.md) and submit a [HPC Course Request](https://tufts.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d7o0UZFgK1PFXnv). 1. Open `Jupyter for classroom` in `Interactive Apps`. Select the class or workshop you are attending and appropriate resources for your work. ![ood-jupyterclass-launch](../assets/el9/newondemand-jupyterclass-launch.png) Similar to `Jupyter` app, GPUs are avalilable when `gpu` partition is selected. Click `Launch` when you are ready. 2. Once the resource for your session is allocated, click `Connect to Jupyter` to start. ![ood-jupyterclass-connect](../assets/el9/newondemand-jupyterclass-connect.png) 3. Change and select the corresponding course/workshop kernel to access the preinstalled packages and start your work. ![ood-jupyterclass-kernel](../assets/el9/newondemand-jupyterclass-kernel.png) 4. When finished, `Delete` the Jupyter for classroom session in `My Interactive Sessions` to free resources for other users.