# a sand pit ```abc M: 4/4 L: 1/4 K:Ebmin E, F, G, A, B, C D E F G A B c d e f g a2 b3 c'4 (d'4 e'8)|] ``` **bold** ```mermaid graph LR bed[(Wake up!)] -->|Make Miri breakfast| work(Work) work -.-> thought{{Let me think}} style thought fill:#f9f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:4px thought ==>|One| col{Colours} thought ==>|Two| fr(Frames) thought ==>|Three| both[BOTH!] thought -.- a1 style both fill:#bbf,stroke:#f66,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff,stroke-dasharray: 5, 5 subgraph outofthebox [one] a1-->a2 end ``` :smiley_cat: Excellent! :frowning: Easy to do in markdown! I think I'll write new things in markdown. Just need to work out how to do automatic numbering and stuff. :information_source: yyjhg ```typescript=10 adsfsdfg asdf asdfsdfg af ``` :question: I wonder how it determines the line numbers in that. Oh I see! =10 :slightly_smiling_face: Which one shall we use in the actual document for the bug? :bug: or :white_frowning_face: or :negative_squared_cross_mark: :beetle: :hammer_and_wrench: :zany_face: :angry: :skull_and_crossbones: :face_with_one_eyebrow_raised: :face_with_monocle: :construction: :confused: Which do you like? I like construction or (confused or hammer and wrench) Construction then? :zzz: :sleeping_accommodation: I want to use the :question: somewhere in the main doc, but I can't find a place :-) Set them some homework questions... I suppose i was thinking more of Q&A. | Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 | | -------- | -------- | -------- | | Text | Text | Text |
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Using LaTeXML to convert your latex files to accessible html

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Hosting html files on Blackboard

If you make your notes into accessible html files, or if you make html files with embedded videos, sections of notes and questions, you can easily upload and host them on Blackboard. :bookmark_tabs: Table of Contents [TOC] Instructions with screen shots Upload your notes Zip the folder containing all html files, images, css files and java script files up together. In Blackboard, go to "Content Collection", and click on the name of your module.

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