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Use your notebook tutorial as a slideshow

You can convert any notebook to a HTML-based slideshow using the following command line:

jupyter nbconvert --to slides path/to/your_notebook.ipynb

However, for the result to be useful, you have to manually mark the cells that are at the begin of each new slide:

  • When you are in jupyter notebook (as opposed to jupyter lab), select View -> Cell Toolbar -> Slideshow from the menu. Now you can select a "Slide Type" in the top right corner of each cell.
  • When you are in jupyter lab, you can change the cell type using the "Property Inspector" on the left (gear wheels symbol).

As a "Slide Type", use "Slide", "Sub-Slide" or "Fragment". Leave the type empty for cells that should be grouped together with the previous cell. Choose "Skip" and "Notes" for cells that shouldn't be included in your slideshow.

Run the nbconvert-command from above and open the new .html file in a browser. You can navigate using the arrow keys on your keyboard or by clicking on the arrows in the bottom right corner. "Sub-Slides" are accessed using the down arrow. On each slide, "Fragments" only appear after pressing either the down or right arrow.