LaTeX Tutorial 11: Beamer Slide Presentation

[@bijayabasnet4794]

It's a perfect tutorial. It's bloody brilliant. Thank You so much. Genius Girl.

[@MichelleKrummel]

Wow, you really know how to give a compliment! Thank you xoxo

[@ssthapit]

Your LaTeX Tutorials are the best on KZbin. Thank you for taking the time to make these. Very helpful.

[@MichelleKrummel]

Nepali Ninja Thank you. :-)

[@VilemJankovsky]

I was searching for how to add animations to the presentation. How to do that?

[@zikomo8913]

Absolutely elegant tutorials!

[@wunboonail]

It is very well thought out and the delivery is world class. The chronology of the presentation made it easy for me to get started on my first Beamer presentation in a few weeks. Thank you, Michelle.

[@EduTech01]

One of the best tutorials I ever watched. Cool and Calm voice with explanation to each step.

[@MichelleKrummel]

Wow, thanks!

[@himanshusetia5901]

Thanks for such beautiful tutorials. They are in a very simple language, which makes it easier to grasp. Speaker has a lovely and confident voice. Just loved the tutorials.

[@haraldurkarlsson1147]

The best explanation of Beamer LaTex I have seen on the web. Michelle speaks clearly and explains what she is doing. My only might be that I wish her fonts were larger and therefore easier to read. Great job - keep it up!

[@tomas_soeterik]

The best tutorial on KZbin, straight to the point, and you give your personal tips that you learnt form experience

[@leylaalkan6630]

This was beyond perfect. I wrote the code myself too while watching you, it made it easier to learn and get used to all the pieces of codes you mentioned. So, thanks a lot for the amazing playlist!

[@MichelleKrummel]

So glad you found it helpful!

[@GhulamNabiDar]

I have no words to express my thanks. content, style ,simplicity beauty and more is there in the presentation. so many thanks

[@himanshusetia5901]

Very beautiful voice along with a more beautiful brain. It is just so refreshing to watch this tutorial to recall every basics we need for LaTeX . Thank you so much for making this tutorial. Expecting some advance level tutorials too.

[@H_school_mathematics]

This tutorial is the place where I have made the first steps in beamer. thank you Krummel

[@rohitmahali]

This material will be cherished for eternity. Thank you.

[@andrewvirtual]

You have such a soothing voice. It makes me feel peaceful. Not a lot of voices do that for me.

[@MichelleKrummel]

Thank you. That's such a nice thing to hear :) xoxo

[@sandeepjayakumar3680]

Dear Mrs Michelle, Thank you for all the wonderful videos. You have been a real lifesaver for the past 3 or 4 years. I have found your video tutorials in latex to be of the best quality, and the easiest to follow. Please keep up the good work. Regards :)

[@MichelleKrummel]

Thank you so much! That's really nice to hear

[@rideralarm]

Thank you so much for putting together this very educational video and sharing it with us. It is even nicer of you to share the necessary files with us for practice. You are a great teacher.

[@mohamadroghani1470]

I loved the tutorial. Your voice is so relaxing and calm. I really enjoyed the learning experience.

[@jonathankurt244]

Es uno de los mejores tutoriales que he visto, usted es muy ordenada y una excelente docente. Muchas gracias !!

[@ganeshsanap4309]

I saw your video no. 11 on beamer presentation . Mam you gave very informative explanation . It's helpful me a lot in my presentation Thanks mam.

[@馬龍-s3l]

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[@brofessorsbooks3352]

Just watched the whole series in a day! thank you so much!

[@youreale]

Hi! love your videos. I am about to start a master degree and your Latex tutorials are a lifesaver because I'm a MS-WORD guy. So you have a fan here, thank you.

[@AvinashKumar-jc3ng]

The best thing about this tutorial is you have explained each and every step. Thank You!

[@giocher6640]

Thank you for the tutorial! It was very useful and well done. I could listen your beautiful voice for hours.

[@muhammadhumzaashraf8110]

You're really teaching people best LaTeX techniques 👍👍👍

[@Moonbase59]

Although your use of "freestyle formatting" (in the other videos: add some space here and there, overuse of \\) could find my criticism, this video is simply excellent! It shows a practitioner at work: Real everyday use of beamer, with great examples and seldom-shown tips and tricks. Kudos for that. Besides, I just love the perfect combination of mathematics, LaTeX and teaching you live. Not just profession, but passion, it seems. Beste Grüße aus dem Allgäu! :-)

[@MichelleKrummel]

Yes, I am guilty of "badness 10000" :)

[@Moonbase59]

@@MichelleKrummel So it must be "goodness 100000" :-) I’ll definitely recommend your series to friends that are maths teachers.

[@poonamdhaka8752]

No words for this explaination... each and every thing is beautifully covered. Many thanx

[@唐昆-l1r]

I had watched all of your tutorials for LaTeX. I'll try to use this tool for my report writing. It's very helpful. Thank you.

[@ashj1165]

Each and every second of this video conveys some feature in latex!!! Thanks for the video!!

[@husainhusain3167]

Thank you very much very impressive presentation i think you are one of the best presenters in this world really thanks a lot

[@breadwithavocado]

This is such a good tutorial. I really love LaTeX and now I want to dominate the beamer class, and this was very helpful. You explained everything perfectly. Make yourself sure you have a new subscriber. :)

[@MichelleKrummel]

Glad it was helpful! I love making beamer presentations!

[@breadwithavocado]

@@MichelleKrummel Thanks for asking! I've been watching your videos and they were so helpful on LaTeX. I just finished a presentation with beamer and it looks very nice. Thanks for helping us making these videos so clear. Please, make more of them!!! :)

[@jinwonlee3930]

Really helpful! Thumbs up! Actually, I am a grad student, and my grad school requires its students to make documents by using Latex. However, I don't get any grasp of how to make documents or ppt slides by using Latex, so when I found out this video on KZbin, it was as if I found an oasis in the desert. I really appreciate your making this video. Again, thank you so much!

[@0fen]

This tutorial is precisely what I needed, being presented in the perfect way. Thank you!

[@minc33]

Congratulations to everyone who made it through the playlist!

[@Deslife]

Thanks to you I feel like it was better than reading books or trying to follow documentations. Following ur video and trying and typing bymyself.. definitely sped up my journey to LaTeX

[@weightlossfreak412]

To be frank, your tutorial is one of the best on the Web. It's unique and cannot be compared to any. Thumbs up!

[@MichelleKrummel]

Thank you! :-)

[@boldymatic]

Thank you for showing me the metropolis theme, I was never completely satisfied with the standard themes. You have a really nice and niche channel indeed, I might add. Congratulations on your helpful content.

[@MichelleKrummel]

Thank you. I have tweaked it over time, but I do love this theme.

[@zuheyr1]

Brilliant !! Thank you. The only thing I wish I did not miss is, what you have told us belongs to the particular style you preferred, customizations, what is standard Latex. Many thanks, best regards.

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your tutorials are comprehensive and encouraging me to learn Latex!!

[@algeot5132]

Thanks a lot. Your voice is clear. Great tutorial.

[@sergiopicella110]

Best Beamer tutorial online, well done!

[@zoezhang1022]

Thank you so much for your videos!! They are reeeeeally clear and helpful!! I always wanted to learn LaTex and finally found some time to study. Now I understand how my professors make their slides.:) Hopefully LaTex can help me during my doctoral study. Thanks again and wish you all the best!

[@lucaswesley5113]

Congratulations, excellent class! I searched a lot for a class like this. Thank you!

[@franzjosef7388]

21:51 the function \line needs to be "ended". Better use {} to end it, then you will get your space. You used \, and a space what leads to a greater space at the right side - its visible! Alternatively a ~ may be used (unbreakable space) to get what you want! Greetings - very nice and helpful video!!

[@rayedbinaslam]

Great work. Really appreciate your efforts for the people who really wanted to learn.

[@SawkTheFighter13]

Thank you very much for the tutorial! It explains everything you need to know and it's very easy to understand and follow along, very helpful for beginners like me.

[@shikhartrivedi2474]

You are just amazing, the best till now. Appreciate yourwork ! It seems like you are not that active regarding videos, don't know the reason but i think you should be. :-)

[@yashij8546]

It's very funny that when I watched this video, every time you compiled an ad popped out lol

[@MichelleKrummel]

That's funny! :D

[@emptyyet9005]

Very helpful, have a better understanding on using latex to build slides.

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Thanks a lot for pushing such quality content.

[@zacharystansell1043]

This is incredibly useful and clear. Thank you for taking the time to make it, I really appreciate it.

[@AvnishPandeypanda]

Thank you so much for making this video. Very helpful for begineers. Very detailed and upto the point.

[@ocayaro]

I just used Beamer in an international conference. My slides were probably the best. I work in the Overleaf version of LaTeX.

[@MichelleKrummel]

Fantastic!

[@arjunsingh-ym1bf]

Great job. You are a gifted educator.

[@raulgouet628]

Very clear and useful. Thanks.

[@JJEvita]

Thank you so much, Ms. Krummel.

[@jaberm.a.a2372]

Hello Michelle. Thank you for the excellent presentation. Do you know how to make shortcuts for repeated formatting commands in overleaf other than making style files for the preamble. Thanks.

[@harrypery9]

Thank you 💓 love from India

[@abdul-salamfarouk7895]

Can you make available your codes so we can follow with the video ?

[@LokendraSD]

Thank You, Michelle Krummel! Brilliantly explained!

[@moustafaibrahim8203]

Fabulous video. Thanks, Michelle.

[@DougRansom1]

Nice tutorial. At 11:35 you talk about making an editor macro you can paste over and over. As an alternative consider a latex macro with ewdocumentcommand

[@MichelleKrummel]

Thanks for the suggestion :)

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This is sooo much better than Netflix! 🙂 Why don't you have a Patreon account yet?

[@stanleytoles33]

Wow what an incredible presentation! Thank you so much for making this!

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You are the best madame.

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[@nzeehroumia1354]

Thank you very much! It is an amazing tutorial!!

[@Nerin18]

Thank you very much for tutorials about LaTeX!

[@Tatiana-zs3dc]

Thank you for your video - this is so detail and so clear and so useful !!

[@nasrulhamidipb8813]

awesome tutorial, but it's hard to determine which one curly and square bracket. any tips when to use curly and square bracket?

[@SA-pg5jt]

occurs this lecture is very good and useful for us, thank you so much

[@JustHappySmile3]

Vielen Dank für die tollen Videos! :)

[@MichelleKrummel]

Bitte schön!

[@sandeepr90]

Dear Mrs. Krummel, The video and your presentation was great. But it would be quite helpful if the text size of the LaTeX code is large. It is not visible even in the HD mode. Thank you.

[@MichelleKrummel]

I will do that next time! Just figured out how. :-/

[@siddikur_data_scientist]

@@MichelleKrummel when you will do the font size as a larger

[@shubhamk9019]

wow, what an effort. Thanks!

[@mohamedhasnaoui5684]

Merci Madame ,super

[@samuelowusuansah6736]

thank you for this video, because its been helpful

[@zaanredelinghuys191]

Thanks for the tutorial, very comprehensive. Can you please tell me how to fill a block using the Goettingen theme? Using the metropolis theme you used a command: \metroset{block=fill}. How would that command look for the Goettingen theme?

[@mega4player]

Great Tutorial! Do you know any other colorthemes for metropolis besides "spruce"? I'd prefer a shape of blue, but fail to change it manually in a way it still looks professional. Or are there any other minimalistic templates you'd recommend? I have the impression that most of the templates look like they were created back in the 90s.

[@MichelleKrummel]

Yes, I sent you a PM yesterday. The sample code below shows how I change the colors. Just find the line \definecolor{mycolor}{RGB}{33,102,172} and change the RGB values to whatever you like: \documentclass[10pt]{beamer} \usepackage{tcolorbox} \usepackage{multicol} %set number of columns \usetheme[progressbar=frametitle]{metropolis} \setbeamertemplate{frame numbering}[fraction] \useoutertheme{metropolis} \useinnertheme{metropolis} \usefonttheme{metropolis} \hypersetup{colorlinks,linkcolor=,urlcolor=links} \definecolor{mycolor}{RGB}{33,102,172} \setbeamercolor{background canvas}{bg=white} \setbeamercolor{frametitle}{fg=mycolor!50!black, bg=mycolor!20} \setbeamercolor{progress bar}{fg=mycolor!50!black, bg=gray!40} \setbeamercolor{normal text}{fg=mycolor!50!black} \setbeamercolor{standout}{fg=magenta, bg=mycolor!20} ewtcolorbox{mybox}[1]{colback=mycolor!10!white,colframe=mycolor!75!gray, sharp corners,boxrule=0pt, fonttitle=\bfseries, title=#1} \setbeamercovered{transparent=5} ewcommand{\set}[1] {\setlength\itemsep{#1 em}} ewcommand{\blank}[1] {\line(1,0){#1}\,} \title[The Difference Quotient]{2.1 The Difference Quotient} \subtitle{The Derivative of a Function at a Point} \date{} \author{} \institute{ ormalsize \textbf{Enduring Understandings:}\\ The derivative of a function is defined as the limit of a difference quotient and can be determined using a variety of strategies. \\[6pt] \textbf{Learning Objectives:}\\ Identify the derivative of a function as the limit of a difference quotient. } \begin{document} \maketitle \metroset{block=fill} \begin{frame}[t]{The Derivative} \begin{block}{The Derivative and IROC} \vspace{0.5em} $f'(a)$ gives the \textbf{instantaneous rate of change} of $f$ at the point $x=a$. \vspace{0.5em} \end{block} \vspace{6pt} \begin{mybox}{You may be asked questions like the following:} Let $f(x)=\dfrac{1}{x+1}$. \\ \begin{itemize} \item Find the instantaneous rate of change of $f$ at $x=5$. \item When, on the interval $[0,5]$, does the average rate of change equal the instantaneous rate of change? \end{itemize} \end{mybox} \textit{To answer these questions, we must find the derivative.} \end{frame} \begin{frame}[t]{The Derivative} \vspace{10pt} Suppose that $f(x)$ is a function with $f(2)=15$ and $f'(2)=3$. Estimate $f(2.5)$.\\[10pt] \begin{enumerate}[(A)] \set{1} \item 10.5 \item 15 \only{\item 16.5} \only{\item \textcolor{magenta}{16.5}} \item 18 \end{enumerate} \end{frame} {\setbeamercolor{background canvas}{bg=mycolor!20} \begin{frame} \flushleft \large \textbf{Assignment:}\\ \begin{itemize} \item Review your notes \item Unit 2 Packet \#1-2 \end{itemize} \vfill \end{frame}} \end{document}

[@mega4player]

Thanks a lot. Keep up the good work and support - appreciate it!

[@alendominic8320]

Very good tutorial...I noticed your numbering comes in green in an enumerated list but mine shows black itself. Why is it so?

[@Jesus24horasTV]

Great Job, Michelle!! But, how could we download this TEX file???

[@GL-sg9me]

Great Video! Thanks for the introduction!

[@johnhumbug5199]

Thanks Michelle. You're tutorials are so profound and on spot. I'm very interested in advanced techniques and found sth about LaTeX3 (expl3). Since the documentation is very detailed but hard to grasp: Will there be any tutorials in the future about LaTeX3 and how to use it in a simple manner? Thanks in advance

[@rahatulain3756]

Perfect tutorial

[@rodteixeira92]

This helped a lot! Thank you!

[@tomas_soeterik]

I would love another tutorial, if there is more to teach about beamer slide presentation!

[@wilxoxful1]

I love you, as simple as that ! Thank you for share this with us. Best regards.

[@MichelleKrummel]

[@canutedhananjeyan8099]

Your tutorials are great. Do you have the Beamer slide presentation text file?

[@MichelleKrummel]

Downloadable .tex file: www.dropbox.com/sh/lbrcoezrm7...​

[@canutedhananjeyan8099]

Thank you. But I couldn't get the file.

[@akkhan1234]

Dear Krummel, I have followed your guide lines, by using the codes for column option, I find the result on slide with tilted entries in the columns. i.e the content of the left column are lowered and that of right column are placed above from center

[@Abhishek-ls1bf]

Thanks a lot, Ma'am for such a wonderful tutorial.

[@mohamadissamsayyaf2614]

Thank You so much.you are Genius .

[@joshbiju7771]

Oh was searching for sth like this😌✨

[@SteveJian]

Hello, why do we need to include a sty file in the TorinoTh theme? Thank you.

[@gabrieloliveira3044]

can i put the page number on the Warsaw theme? or its only for some themes?

[@Roadrunner_KZSK]

Wow you are a great teacher.

[@leondawn3593]

Great turorial! Thank you so much!

[@Hwangssss]

Thank you. Your lessons are very helpful.

[@ahmadansar5840]

It's great tutorial. I have a questions about frametitle in beamer. How to make shadow in frame title of beamer latex? I use default theme in my beamer Thank you for your respond

[@ramkishoremogili3780]

Your voice is so lovely ❤️😗

[@hangdoan826]

Thank you verry much. Watch you Video help me learn how to chane my Slide easy. Great Video!

[@rupeshupadhyay2650]

it's really helpful. Thank you so much....

[@GulKhan-ne6mt]

It's awesome Mam, keep it up