In a course I teach, for several years, I've used the RISE/Reveal Jupyter extension to turn my Jupyter notebooks into slides. Perhaps you'd want to consider doing something similar here? Basically, it makes it so you can present cell(s) from your Jupyter notebook as slides (big screen, big font) while running live Python/etc on the slides, showing and rotating molecules, whatever.
This solves the problem of "this Jupyter notebook is too small to read on when projected on a screen in this classroom so I have to zoom way in"; basically, you get the normal Jupyter view when you DON'T activate RISE and it switches to slide mode whenver you do. FOr me it's been magical/a game-changer.
(If you've already tried it and ruled it out, feel free to close this issue, but it works great for me.)
In a course I teach, for several years, I've used the RISE/Reveal Jupyter extension to turn my Jupyter notebooks into slides. Perhaps you'd want to consider doing something similar here? Basically, it makes it so you can present cell(s) from your Jupyter notebook as slides (big screen, big font) while running live Python/etc on the slides, showing and rotating molecules, whatever.
This solves the problem of "this Jupyter notebook is too small to read on when projected on a screen in this classroom so I have to zoom way in"; basically, you get the normal Jupyter view when you DON'T activate RISE and it switches to slide mode whenver you do. FOr me it's been magical/a game-changer.
(If you've already tried it and ruled it out, feel free to close this issue, but it works great for me.)