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Methods should apply to a target +audience studying at a university or high school. + +Outline: + +- **Part 1:** 5 - 10 min + - Present benefits of using Emacs over other software/hand-writing + - Present packages which support the mentioned benefits + - Packages used + - Usage and application of each package + - The ecosystem as a whole +- **Part 2:** ~5 min + - Demonstrate the work-flow + - Show applications in various regions of academics + - External input from other users + +# Resources + +<https://gitlab.com/velocitatem/lectorg> +# Discussion + +## Notes + +- ReOrg <https://github.com/velocitatem/reorg> +- LectOrg <https://gitlab.com/velocitatem/lectorg> + +## Questions and answers + +- Q:regarding exporting notes from remarkable does this system works + with any tablet? Would love to use it with a boox max etc. + - A: Unfortunately, it does not (directly). The current software I + use makes use of OneDrive so in theory it could be integrated + with others. +- Q: quiliro: is there a demo for lector? + - A: quiliro See <https://gitlab.com/velocitatem/lectorg> +- Q: <quiliro> velocitatem: are you opening the pdf inside emacs? + - A: The PDF was being open in firefox. +- Q:Have you tried org-noter for taking notes on pdfs? + - A:I have not, will make sure to check it out tho! +- Q: How does lectorg diverge from using something like YASnippets for + the math insertations, etc. + - A: It uses YASnippets to inser the math functions, the main idea + is to provide those snippets and to use them with lectorg's + functions to plot graphs. +- Q: Can your notes interact with the vidoes at all? ex timestamps or + inserted subs, external player "mpv" + - A: As of now, they cannot, but that is a wonderful idea! +- Q: do you find that you can type fast enough / keep up with live + lectures using Lectorg? + - A: Not 100% but the package makes it easier for me to deal with + other things while taking notes +- <korkeala> velocitatem : thanks for the talk! you mentioned + integration with remarkable notes, could that be with other hand + writing software, like xjournalpp? + - A: I am really not certain, but im sure it could be. Since + reMarkable has a very proprietary cloud, the integration is a + bit of a hack. +- Q: Is there a way of making latex rendering go in the background? + Also to lower its + - A: +- Q: did you open that firefox from inside EXWM or is it a separate frame? + - Its bspwm +- Q: "With lectorg you can easily capture the every detail without your attention wavering a single bit." What makes Lecter not waver your attention? + - Not 100% but the package makes it easier for me to deal with other things while taking notes + - It makes some actions more automated and quicker + - You can see some of the functions and snippets improving my speed when opening certain files or creating markup for my notes +- how does the remarkable import works? can it be used with other tablets? + - Speaker: I am really not sure, but im sure it could be. Since reMarkable has a very proprietary cloud, the integration is a bit of a hack +- how does the function graphing work? + - Insert new latex function with graph using `lectorg/insert-new-function` + - Generate graph for existing latex function with `lectorg/generate-graph-for-function` +- I do read using nov.el and I use bookmarks. Is there a way to link the ePUB to your org documents? +- how long have you been using Emacs? Did you find that you could take notes productively right away or did it take you a while before you reached the point where you could follow e.g. a lecture sufficiently quickly? + - Iv been using Emacs for about a year now. It definitely took me a while to become more productive +- nov.el adds nov: link type +- How you considered using something like https://mathpix.com/blog/image-to-latex-converter to speed up your workflow entering Maths equations, I wonder if an streamlined integration exists for that in Emacs already 🤔 +- I also have a remarkable, and would love to learn more about how other people integrate their hand-drawn notes into their org-mode notes :) +- thanks velocitatem! I am considering whether to recommend it to my students; I have been using Emacs a long time and it is easy to forget how long it took to get into it ;) +- yeah, same. Both handwritten notes and Treesitter are super interesting to me :) + + +[[!inline pages="internal(2022/info/school-after)" raw="yes"]] + +[[!inline pages="internal(2022/info/school-nav)" raw="yes"]] + + |