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rebuilt course web using only html #4

Closed ivywze closed 5 years ago

hupili commented 5 years ago

@ivyWANG958 , for the embed URL of the slides, you can observe the URL pattern and spell out the new ones.

For example, you can find one example URL from previous website:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1y-yZbCO4MznzUH66HgV_U3smiU9d9VAo4AauwS7PYio/embed?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000&slide=id.p

Following is week3 slides for spring 2019 term.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1XMQwm79Ac9-SClOIiKDsKZaHNZ0qtO8khyg9Ct0Qf54/edit#slide=id.p

You will find the key difference is the /edit or /embed part with their corresponding URL parameters. Before that part is the unique ID to the Google file

We can spell out the embed URL as follows:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1XMQwm79Ac9-SClOIiKDsKZaHNZ0qtO8khyg9Ct0Qf54/embed?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000&slide=id.p

Note that you can also add other parameters for how this is embedded, e.g. start from which slides. You should understand their function by the name.

hupili commented 5 years ago

@ivyWANG958 , please also handle following two updates:

p.s. You can push to your gh-pages directly without creating new PR. The changes will reflect here.

ivywze commented 5 years ago

@ivyWANG958 , please also handle following two updates:

  • [ ] Merge the suggested reading/ learning resources from 2017 version into this page.

Here do you mean the slides from the previous class?

hupili commented 5 years ago

Here do you mean the slides from the previous class?

No. Not the previous slides. I remember there was a section giving some data viz resources, e.g. tools catalogue, dataset, etc. We can put those on the resources section. This is a continuous effort. We can build an initial list first and keep growing. Following two can be added to the list.

One common obstacle for beginner is to choose right chart for the right dataset. For general data-viz inspirations, you can refer to the following two sites: