I use a website (a blog actually) to organize all my lesson plans. I like the ease of updating (sometimes even in class) and the ease with which my students can access the material.
Sometimes I need to turn this into a presentation, but if I simply go through the blog it doesn't always fit properly on a screen. Worse, if I print it, page breaks come in random places.
I'd like to create one source and be able to produce these other forms from it in some coherent and pleasing manner.
Any suggestions? Michael On 11/17/2013 01:54 PM, Loris Tissino wrote:
2013/11/14 LM <lmemsm@xxxxxxxxx>:If anyone runs across some other tips on e-book formating and conversion, please share them.A tool that I find very useful is Pandoc (http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/). You write your text in an extended markdown format, and from one source you get HTML, LaTeX, EPUB, and many other document formats. Loris ### To unsubscribe from the schoolforge-discuss mailing list: Send an e-mail message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with no subject and a body of "unsubscribe schoolforge-discuss"
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