Non-LaTeX presentations using org-mode – S5 and HTML5 slides

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I recently had frustrations with presentations written using MS Powerpoint; I’m not even going to mention KeyNote as it is only available on a Mac. LibreOffice is my WYSIWYG editor on my Linux machine for writing quick and nicely formatted content. I also have MS Office installed on my machine using WINE. I sometimes use… Read more »

Presentations/slideshows in a web browser using S5

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I use LaTeX Beamer whenever I write a a presentation because I’m familiar with LaTeX and want to keep up with the skillset, I prefer to write in plain text, especially in emacs, and I don’t have to spend time working on the how the presentation looks and just have to worry about content. I… Read more »

Create a video slideshow from images automatically

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On a Mac, creating a video slideshow with some pictures is easy with iPhoto and iMovie. I haven’t found similar programs on the Linux side (yet). I mean, there are many photo manager apps such as F-Spot and Shotwell that can create a quick slideshow from the selected pictures, but they don’t export the slideshow… Read more »

vcasmo: video/presentation + picture/slides together!

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I was reading this blog post on Revolutions Computing’s blog and discovered the vcasmo service, a way to post a presentation or video with the slides right next to it. This is DEFINITELY something I will use. Often times I watch talks or presentation videos online and most of the time the videos are either… Read more »

slideshows from photobucket or flickr etc. in google sites

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Google sites is great. It allows for easy website creation, and easy group collaboration on projects, wiki, intranets. What am I using google sites for? Well, for the non-profit youth group that i volunteer with at my local church, I created: A webpage for the group, where i mapped the domain that we registered to… Read more »