Browsing
- You can review the 'slides' and references for this course by browsing these web pages.
- Since these course web pages are dynamic (and lengthy), there are no paper handouts.
Printing
- You can make your own offline version: for printer, or a .pdf for computer, tablet, or eReader.
- However, a recent .pdf link on main course page (if available) has some advantages:
- internal links (between pages on this site): open that page in a browser (unfortunately, does not scroll within the pdf viewer)
- external links (to other sites): open that page in a browser
- quotes, jokes, clues, etc. -- all already expanded
- images: lower resolution, for smaller file size
- Note: after each (sub)section's title, there's currently an extra line with a link to the (sub)section page.
- To save space, some pages may have been omitted, e.g., "interactive" (blank) crosswords and some (older) galleries
-- you can access these online by click on their (sub) section header link. - Page width & portrait vs. landscape layout affects line wrapping and images (abutted or split across pages).
- Unfortunately, there's no easy way to have a section automatically start a new page.
- If you want to take notes, print just the upcoming sections prior to a class (since later sections might yet be updated)
- If you want an archival copy of entire course, best to wait until end of course (after all updates)
- If you want only the presentation part of the topic -- and not all of the References,
or other subsections (in a higher-level section), review / adjust page range before hitting the Print button! - Depending on your skill and OS, you might be able to select "PDF" as your print destination
- macOS:
(print window) > PDF (menu at lower left) > Save PDF - iOS:
(share icon) > Save PDF to iBooks