Emacs gives a simple way to give interactive presentations
Cycle through slides under each top level heading
Expand one top-level heading at a time, allowing the audience to see progress through the talk
Try Reveal.js
- Nice animations in your presentation
- Only need a browser, no PowerPoint
- Share presentation on the web
- Deploy the file on your server (eg. Heroku)
HTML5-based presentation framework, created by Hakim El Hattab.
Write presentations in HTML, present it by Reveal.js.
This page is a Reveal.js presentation. Check the HTML source codes.
Try Org-Reveal, an Emacs Orgmode extension.
Export simple formatted Org text to ready-to-use Reveal.js presentations.
- One Org documents, multiple export format.
- Now Org knows Reveal.js!
Org-Reveal knows how to drill down into a subject.
Press the “Down” key on the page or the down arrow
- Create
- Fragment
- At Ease
#+ATTR_REVEAL: :frag
* Create
* Fragment
* At Ease
Change slide style to wake up the sleepy audience.
So do Org-Reveal.
** Reveal.js Can Alert
:PROPERTIES:
:reveal_data_state: alert
:END:
Paste codes in your favorite Emacs style.
cout << "Hello world! --C++"
<< endl;
(message
"Hello world! --LISP"
)
print "Hello world! --Python"
Write equations in Org. Present equations in HTML5.
$limx → ∞ exp(-x) = 0$
$\lim_{x \to \infty} \exp(-x) = 0$
Get Org source text for this presentation here.
- Reveal.js on GitHub:
https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js - Org-reveal on GitHub:
https://github.com/yjwen/org-reveal