beamer-slides-teaching

What problem does it solve?

It helps generate teaching-focused LaTeX Beamer slide decks that follow consistent UTS-style conventions, reducing formatting friction and improving clarity for learners.

Core Features & Use Cases

• pdfLaTeX-safe setup: enforces pdfLaTeX (no XeLaTeX/LuaLaTeX), avoids fontspec, and uses T1 encoding with lmodern for reliable rendering.
• UTS-ready structure: uses a standardized preamble starting point and a clear deck skeleton (title/outline/frames).
• Teaching slide conventions: embeds discussion questions with Bloom’s taxonomy (as LaTeX comments) and structures case studies as Context → Tension → Question.
• Clarity-first slide design: applies rules to avoid walls of text, limit content per slide, and format tables with booktabs and compact sizing.
• Audio/visual alignment: emphasizes that slide titles are assertions and slides should serve what the instructor says, not replace it.

Quick Start

Ask for a “UTS house style Beamer deck for teaching about [your topic], including an outline, discussion questions labeled with Bloom levels, and one structured case study frame.”