- could you tell me how to do exercises with solutions compiled or not
- could we have a place where people share their init-files (documented) and their style files. I really would like to know how to customize several things but don't manage to. Reading some of your init files would really help i think (as reading a macro file in latex whan i started using it)
Hi,
Sounds quite ridiculous an idea, at high schools...
On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 08:38:37PM +0100, marc lalaude-labayle wrote:
> in my high school, a friend will offer in a few weeks a latex formation.
I think that people should stop thinking in terms of LaTeX.
> Here a brief translation :
> - mathematical formula
> - variations table (typical french tool to study functions' monotony)
> - import geogebra images (geogebra is THE most used software in french
> secondary schools)
> - proba trees
> - powerpoint type presentation
> - exercises, with solutions that can appear on the pdf or not : depends on
> your choice
> - TOC, list of exercises, and so on
> - creation of te file from within python
> - electrical circuits, chess problems ...
>
> In my dream, i would like to offer exactly the same formation (same goals)
> but with texmacs.
What about:
- Showing a live computer algebra session.
- Dynamically modifying a presentation or class material with folds.
- Drawing some graphics with mathematical formulas inside.
- Editing a table.
- Write a short program to customize the editor.
Anyway, we are of course interested in any kind of useful class material
if you decide to make some.
I'll be back on that later.
> So my questions :
> - could you tell me how to do exercises with solutions compiled or not
> - couls we hace a place where people share their init-files (documented)
> and their style files. I really would like to know how to customize several
> things but don't manage to. Reading some of your init files would really
> help i think (as reading a macro file in latex whan i started using it)
Best wishes, --Joris
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