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Create educational 16:9 presentations (pptx via Revealjs) for self-study. It assists tech bloggers in analyzing diverse materials (docs, images, videos, URLs) to generate structured Quarto (.qmd) files that guide readers from theory to practice.

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SKILL.md

name quarto-pptx-creator
description Create educational 16:9 presentations (pptx via Revealjs) for self-study. It assists tech bloggers in analyzing diverse materials (docs, images, videos, URLs) to generate structured Quarto (.qmd) files that guide readers from theory to practice.

Quarto PPTX Creator

This skill guides you through transforming raw "materials" into a logical, educational presentation for self-study.

Workflow

Follow these steps to create a high-quality presentation:

  1. Analyze Materials: Read and categorize all provided documents, images, videos (transcripts/descriptions), and links. Identify key theoretical concepts and practical applications.
  2. Draft Syllabus: Create a teaching outline that moves from "Theory" (Concepts, Why, How it works) to "Practice" (Setup, Code, Exercise).
  3. Refine with User: Present the syllabus to the user. Iterate based on their feedback until the logic and depth are approved.
  4. Generate Content: Write the detailed educational content into a Quarto (.qmd) file.
    • Use the 16:9 Revealjs format (which exports to PPTX).
    • Ensure a "Self-Study" flow: clear explanations, visual aids (diagrams), and actionable steps.
  5. Final Review: Provide the final .qmd file and instructions on how to render it.

Output Guidelines

  • Format: Always target revealjs with format: pptx compatibility in mind.
  • Ratio: Default to 16:9.
  • Structure:
    • Intro: Hook and Learning Objectives.
    • Theory: Core concepts explained simply.
    • Bridge: Moving from theory to practical context.
    • Practice: Step-by-step guides or code walkthroughs.
    • Summary: Key takeaways and next steps.

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