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# Quarto {#sec-wk2}
::: callout-tip
## Lecture Week 2
Now that we have learned $\LaTeX$ we'll consider Quarto. The slides for this week can be found [here](slides/lec-2.html)
:::
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## Introduction
Dear all,
Welcome to `Quarto` - If you already know `rMarkdown`, it will be a breeze. If you don't know `rMarkdown` yet or if you feel that you need a refresher, please follow [this `Get Started`](https://quarto.org/docs/get-started/) guide. For all others, we have outlined a couple of relevant links and videos to get a quick grasp on reproducible academic publishing with `Quarto`.
All the best,
Gerko and Hanne
---
## Preparation
### Watch this video
Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel has a great video that highlights many of Quarto's relevant features in our field.
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/EbAAmrB0luA?si=i9kFFtDJ7T_XlGI3" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen></iframe>
### Browse the `Quarto` website
The people at `Posit` have designed [this awesome companion website](https://quarto.org/docs/guide/) that details pretty much everything `Quarto`. Have a look around and remember this source when you're in need of some additional functionality. Much of what you can do with `Quarto` is detailed here.
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## Exercise 1
Create a quarto presentation with 3 slides and a logo
- a title slide with at least your name and ORCID
- a slide with your favourite equation
- a slide with some source of information about you that (most of) your classmates do not know
Bring this presentation to the next class
---
## Exercise 2
Create a presentation about any topic you like that consists of at least 7 slides and includes all of the following:
- a logo
- a centered still figure
- an interactive table
- a moving figure, interactive figure or movie
- a 2-column slide
- an aligned multi-row equation
- a citation and reference list
- a bibliographic reference
- r-code, displayed but not executed
- cached and labeled r-code (may overlap with the next requirement)
- r-code, executed, but not displayed (e.g. a figure generation)
- an `renv` reproducible enviroment
Of course this presentation may serve as the basis for presentations that you may have to create for other courses. Submit the presentation to your fork of [the deliverables template](https://github.com/hanneoberman/markup_deliverables/tree/dev). If you have not yet forked the template, do so now. See @sec-deliv for more information.