RemNote Math Map: JayTeach.me Site Plan

Uploading the whole math syllabus, systematically inter-linked, with inbuilt spaced-repetition, for free

  • I want to use RemNote for building my teaching site.
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  • Part 1: How to embed RemNote Queues into static Jekyll site or in iFrames?
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  • Part 2: Use RemNote as a back-end to export .md files, which Jeykll will statically render as my blog, to build an interactive Math Map

Part 1: How to embed RemNote Queues into static Jekyll site or  iFrames?

  •   ↪ I don't know how to take a RemNote URL and turn it onto something embedded. I tried to copy-paste the RemNote shared doc URL to embed in an iFrame but it didn't work.
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  • e.g. here is my shared example Queue:

https://www.remnote.io/a/jayteach-me/6013297675fc8b0034ca56ec

Part 2: Use RemNote as a back-end to export .md files, which Jeykll will statically render as my blog, to build an interactive Math Map

  • I've included examples of other people's Math Maps.
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  • Press Esc for an overview, or press the Down arrow on the keyboard or at bottom right)
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  • TL;DR they aren't good enough for teaching, so I've made something better (shown on the next slide on the right)
  • A sequenced linear progression doesn't show how subjects inter-link.
  • An un-sequenced mind map doesn't show what the progression is.

He still got 7.4mil views for this and sells $13 poster copies so there's certainly a market for this stuff ...

Using Remnote as a Static Blog Back-End

  • I want it to export .md files, while preserving the linking structure between nodes.
  • Hannes mentioned this should be possible because Jekyll just parses .md anyway.
  • What do you think would be the simplest way to make this work?
  • e.g. some sort of bash script to strip/insert the right metadata?
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  • I eventually want to use RemNote to manage my blog posts as well, keeping a handle on tags and links.
  • That way I can use RemNote to continually write and cross-reference blog posts, but I can still style and augment the content like a normal Static Site

I want RemNote to export the backend of that Math Map (from the slide before), encoded in a tree structure like this site does. I will put it in a 'Documentation' style format (click some nodes to see)

Graph view is promising, but I can't find clear instructions on how to actually use it, and the clumping is pretty dire. Please implement the sort of sorting algorithms yEd has.

Presently Graph view is unweidly.

 

It also doesn't render LaTeX 😞

 

Can graph view be designed to support my workflow: I try to keep a minimum of top-level-rem (nice and tidy, documents only)

This graph is the same data as my Math Map, you can download it here.

Cheeky Bug Report 😉

When dialogs open they sometimes push the viewport around.

Also, note in the bottom left I've increased my "font-size: 22pt;", which resizes some but not all of the icons (I would prefer no icon resizing)

Thanks!

I'm happy to cross-promote, feature me in a Blog and y'all can get a free math poster (once they're printed) 😁

RemNote Math Map: JayTeach.me Site Plan

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RemNote Math Map: JayTeach.me Site Plan

I want to use RemNote for building my teaching site. Part 1: How to embed RemNote Queues into static Jekyll site or in iFrames? Part 2: Use RemNote as a back-end to export .md files, which Jeykll will statically render as my blog, to build an interactive Math Map

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