The majority of the materials in this course are made using Jupyter Notebooks, even the slides. I will explain in another post how I prepare the slides. Meanwhile, this post is to help you if you are struggling to navigate the slides.
The slides are generated using nbconvert and revealjs. The result of the processing is an HTML which you should be able to see without any problem in any reasonably new browser. I try to embed all the images in the notebooks, so in theory you should be able to see the slides without an internet connection. The revealjs library is loaded from the internet, so you will need an internet connection when you see the slides for the first time. However, after that the necessary files should be cached by your browser. If you are offline and the slides look strange it is probably because you don’t have the necessary javascripts/css files.
To see the slides you can either watch them directly from my website or you can download the HTML files from my github repository and open the local file.
If it is not obvious how to navigate the slides you can press the ? key to see the keyboard shortcuts:
I normally use only two keys in my presentation: F to switch to full screen at the beginning of the presentation and SPACE to go to the next slide. If you see the slides directly from my website click first on the presentation you want to see and then press the keys you want (e.g. F/SPACE). The slides are embedded using using iframe, so you want to make sure that the relevant iframe has the keyboard input.
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