This is good for outline slides, general comparison tables, bullets, basically almost anything. The other 3 has a light blue header with a dark blue title. You might want to use this for the title or end slides or for slides in between major sections or for slides with figures requiring lots of screen real estate. The one titled “Research-talks” is basically a white page with a thin line at the bottom (the same as the title page). 😉 It ends up looking somewhat like this įor the colour scheme of the slides, I have 2 types of master pages.
I left a blank line between the two anticipating you might need to put the institution you are associated with in the title slide.
The title slide picks up the name from the user data and inserts the current date below it. When you open the template you start with 2 slides, the title slide and an empty slide. I ended up creating a template to suit my needs, and this post is just to document my thoughts/reasons behind the design.Īnyone can download and use the template from here here as long as they agree and adhere to this Creative Commons license.įirstly I should mention that my template relies quite a bit on a proper setup of user data within. So now to the object of this post, I chose with the ooolatex plugin as my office suite of choice. Gives you a lot of room to present things the way you like. But for presentations I would rather have the flexibility of a point-and-click interface. For documents the structured approach of LaTeX is awesome. Everyone in my lab uses beamer and LaTeX, I am however of the opinion LaTeX is very restrictive with its formatting when it comes to presentations. I recently gave a talk presenting my research progress at the University.
0 kommentar(er)
