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title: "Collaborating on Beamer Pandoc Slides"
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date: 2019-11-22T14:49:19-05:00
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Recently I've been making slides using Pandoc with Beamer. However, I came across the issue where I needed to collaborate with someone using already existing slides written in Markdown.
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Sadly, I don't think this person (and most people for that matter) wants to edit slides in Markdown and use Pandoc. So I needed to convert this into another source material. My original plan was to convert this into a Powerpoint and put it into Google Slides. When I went to convert it using Pandoc, it stripped my math typing and theme. Unfortunately, that wasn't going to work for me.
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The solution I ultimately ended using was the following.
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1. Convert the Markdown into Latex
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2. Upload the latex document into Overleaf
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3. Use the share feature in Overleaf
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