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Scene 1 · Literate programming & markdown
We learn the structure and elements of a Markdown document
We introduce practical uses of Markdown for research
We introduce practical uses of Markdown for teaching
[Estimated time: 2 hours]
Markdown is a very simple language for writing content especially for the web. This interactive tutorial markdowntutorial is a good starting point to learn the basics of Markdown.
This presentation “Markdown: uses for research and teaching” (slides) summarises its advantages and provides some practical uses for research and teaching. It also includes a demo to generate different output formats (HTML, PDF, etc) from the same document in Markdown. The important thing is not the tool used, but that you think about the possibilities that Markdown can offer you to speed up the management of documents in different formats.
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By Carlos Granell and Sergi Trilles © Copyright 2023.
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work is licensed under a
Creative
Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International
License.
The site made with the distill R-package powered by the distill web framework