Paul Sutton

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Avoiding Interview mistakes

Last night, I attended a webinar on avoiding interview mistakes. This was presented by Scismic [1], who specialise in Biotechnology. However the tips and advice given are applicable across a wide range of industries.

This was really good, and lots of really useful advice which I will be using going forward in my job search.

As I first learned about Scismic, from a CV webinar, they presented in collaboration with Overleaf. I have included a link to the Overleaf webinar page. It should be possible to view a recording of this.

REFERENCES

1 Scismic 2 Create a winning CV Webinar

TAGS

#Jobs,#Recruitment,#Applications,#Interview,#Avoiding, #Mistakes,#Scismic,#Webinar,#BioTechnology,#CV,#Resume,#Overleaf,#LaTeX

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LaTeX and Overleaf – Changing the compiler

A question came up on IRC earlier about Overleaf, LaTeX and compiling to use the \usepackage{arabluatex} package.

I suggested that it is possible to change the compiler to use LuaTeX and made the following video to help others with this

#Overleaf,#LaTeX,#compiler,#pdfLaTeX,XeLaTeX,LuaLaTeX, #typesetting,#troubleshooting,#tech,#science,#document, #report,#writing,#author,#authoring #thesis,#creative,#creating

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Adding tables to Overleaf LaTeX document.

I am sharing this, in the hope that it helps to demonstrate my IT skills.

This shows:

  • Creation of a table using tables generator
  • Copying into a LaTeX document in Overleaf
  • Making a few modifications
  • Adding \listoftables to so that it is listed near the end of the document

#skills,#computing,#science,#LaTeX,#Overleaf,#tables

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Upcoming Overleaf Webinars Aug / Sept 2020

Details of upcoming Overleaf Webinars. This are all well worth attending.

AUGUST

Intro To Overleaf Part I: Beginner Features Tuesday 18 August – 1:00pm ET/5:00pm UTC/10:00am PT

Effective Collaboration with Overleaf Tuesday 25 August – 1:00pm ET/5:00pm UTC/10:00am PT

SEPTEMBER

Intro To Overleaf Part II: Intermediate Features Tuesday 1 September – 1:00pm ET/5:00pm UTC/10:00am PT

Teaching with Overleaf Wednesday 2 September – 3:00pm ET/7:00pm UTC/12:00pm PT

Intro to Overleaf Part III – Advanced Features Wednesday 16 September – 1:00pm ET/5:00pm UTC/10:00am PT

#webinar,#learning,#LaTeX,#Overleaf

Overleaf Webinars August / September 2020

Overleaf are presenting their introductory Webinars in August and September.

If you are new to Overleaf then these are really useful to learn about the features from Beginner to Advanced.

#LaTeX,#Overleaf,#typesetting,#cloud,#Webinar,#Introduction,#Intermediate,#Advanced,#writing,#professional,#science, #academia.

Overleaf Webinar 30th July 2020

Todays Overleaf webinar covers How to Create Professional Looking Documents In-House

Date : Thursday 30 July Times (UTC): 11:00am ET/3:00pm UTC/08:00am PT

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#Overleaf, #webinar, #files, #professional, #document, #creation

Overleaf Webinar 23rd July 2020

Todays Overleaf webinar covers Working with Bibliographies on Overleaf

Date : Thursday 23rd July Thursday 23 July – 1:00pm ET/5:00pm UTC/10:00am PT

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#Overleaf, #webinar, #files, #bibliography, #document, #references,#citations

Overleaf Webinar write up from 09/7/2020

I attended another Webinar presented by Overleaf, the cloud based, collaborative text editor.

This webinar focused on “Organizing and Managing your Overleaf Projects”.

Again really well presented and it covered project ownership, and the rights this gives you, e.g you can't rename a project that has been shared with you.

Also covered folders and tags, the differences between project archiving and deletion. Along with more about what is found on the dashboard, searching for projects for example. Well worth taking a look at in the previous webinar recordings.

In the meantime there is a TUG virtual conference near the end of July (24th –> 26th). Please see link below for details.

Next webinar

The next Webinar is on 30th July and will cover How to Create Professional Looking Documents In-House.

References

#Overleaf,#LaTeX,#Webinar,#organise,#project,#management, #typesetting,#document,#documents

Overleaf Webinar 09th July 2020

Today overleaf covers Organizing and Managing your Overleaf Projects

Date : Thursday 09 July Times (UTC): 1:00pm ET/5:00pm UTC/10:00am PT Times (GMT): 18:00 to 18:30

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#Overleaf, #webinar, #files, #organise, #project, #management

Writefull

Writefull is a plug-in for Google Chrome designed to complement the cloud based Overleaf LaTeX editor by facilitating the checking of your document for errors such as grammar and spelling.

You can read more about this here

This is a really valuable tool if you are involved in writing academic texts, as it designed for that level of text processing in mind. However it is a welcome tool if you're using Overleaf in general.

References

#LaTeX, #overleaf, #writefull, #typesetting, #spelling, #grammar, #error, #checking, #academic, #text, #textprocessing