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The presentation template

MaptimeCalgary

This is the first slide.

Press F to go full-screen.

Try moving RIGHT.

Follow along

These slides are created with Reveal.js + Markdown.

Take a look at the raw source for the slides. The repo can be found here.

This is a new slide

Create these by placing 3 line-breaks in the markdown source.

From here, you can move LEFT, RIGHT, or DOWN.

Try DOWN.

This is a vertical-slide

You make these by placing 2 line-breaks within the source.

Vertical-slides are good for drilling in to topics. Think of it as a details slide. If you're short on time, you can skip past these slides by moving RIGHT.

You can put images in a slide

alt text

external image

Style

You can style each slide individually.

Cool background, right?

<!-- .slide: data-background="MintCream" -->
## Style

You can style each slide individually.

Hey, it even supports code!

var marker = L.marker([49, 5.49]).addTo(map);
var polygon = L.polygon([
  [51.509, -0.08],
  [51.503, -0.06],
  [51.51, -0.047]
]).addTo(map);
marker.bindPopup("<b>Hello world!</b><br>I am a popup.").openPopup();
polygon.bindPopup("I am a polygon.");

Want to see something really crazy?

Press S to check out the 'Presentation Mode'.

Note: The idea is that you put the other window on a shared screen, like a projector, and view this screen on your laptop. Btw, this note is only visible to the presenter.

That's about it

There are a bunch of cool things you can do with Reveal.js and Markdown.

Check out Reveal.js' example slides for more quick examples of what you can do with Reveal.js. Check out Reveal.js' Readme and its wiki (especially the Articles & Tutorials section) for greater detail about using Reveal.js.

Check out this Markdown Cheatsheet for a quick intro into using Markdown.