[R-sig-teaching] Making teaching material, html, pdf or powerpoint

[BRET R LARGET]

I usually make HTML and post the notes and use the notes for lecture presentation. I scroll through the HTML rather than show static slides. HTML is better now than it used to be to show mathematical notation well. I used to use PDF. It is easier for students to knit a document into HTML than into PDF (because the latter requires installing LaTeX), so this is what I ask them to do.

-Bret

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Subject: [R-sig-teaching] Making teaching material, html, pdf or powerpoint

I am planning to make teaching material for data analysis in R.  I am
trying to decide which output will be better. Html, pdf or powepoint.

I found that flexdashboard could have the potential to make the material in
html output which could include interactive graphs and tables.

Any insight on this?

Best,

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