art@pin2.io writes:
• April 16: Write documents in Pandoc Markdown, exploring documentation formats
> • May 20: Replace Word with Overleaf/Latex

Or just use Markdown and skip the Latex (if you don't need complex
things like equations). I wrote my last book in Markdown, only
converting to the Word format the publisher required at the very
end before submitting each chapter.

> • June 3: Replace Powerpoint with Overleaf/Latex/Beamer/Metropolis

I use HTML/CSS/Javascript for slides for talks. I don't know how
interactive you want to make these meetings, but if there's room for
discussions of different formats, I could show how that works.
I like using HTML because it means I can share my slides as
interactive web pages people can view in any browser, and because
anything I learn about CSS or JavaScript to make better slides is
knowledge I can also use for regular websites.

        ...Akkana
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