There comes a time when we are asked to make a presentation, either to colleagues or to strangers, and as with many other things in life, there are some things that we should do or… Read More »Presentations – Dos and Don’ts
Now that you have created your videos with either your PC or your Mac, you are ready to share them with the world. I find Vimeo very easy to use and quite flexible in terms… Read More »Uploading videos to Vimeo
Prime numbers? Really? 0? 6?12? Do not do that @Official_RFU via twittelator
Continuing with the subject of capturing video, in this tutorial we will cover some tools to capture your screen using a Mac. The tools are Quicktime Player, MPEG Streamclip and iMovie. These tools either come with… Read More »Videocasting with a Mac
Talking to some people about screen capturing and video tutorials, I came across the fact that, although there is some interest in the activity, there is the idea that you need sophisticated tools to create… Read More »Videocasting with a PC
Surely you are familiar with measures of frequency such as the hertz, which tells us about the number of cycles of a wave in a second. This SI unit is named after the German physicist… Read More »Happy 155th Birthday Heinrich Hertz
Continuing with the brief introduction to LaTeX that I posted recently, in this video I discuss the use of LaTeX to produce a document that has a structure similar to that of a book for… Read More »Structured Documents in LaTeX
The station sessions at St Pancras International. Yay! via twittelator
I have been meaning to do something like this for a long time and finally got the courage to do it. A lot of times I get completely horrified by the way in which some… Read More »Using LaTeX to write mathematics
