Did you know you can use the Overleaf teaching tools with your learning management system? Once you've created your teaching assignment on Overleaf, you'll be provided with a unique URL you can share with your students.
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- Ryan · January 4, 2018
Tip of the Week: Using Overleaf teaching tools with your learning management system
- Ryan · December 20, 2017
Tip of the Week: Add inline or margin comments to your PDF
In LaTeX, you can use the % (percent sign) to comment out a line of text in your source code. If you'd like to include comments that appear in the PDF of your project, you can use the "Todo Notes" package.
- Ryan · August 28, 2017
Spanish-Language LaTeX Course Available
An introductory LaTeX course in Spanish is now available!
- Sarah Macfadyen, Scribendi Inc. · May 18, 2017
Guest Post Feature: How to Promote Consistency in Collaborative Writing
Founded in 1997, Scribendi is one of the world’s oldest and largest online editing and proofreading companies—providing clients with fast, reliable, and affordable language services. In this post Scribendi shares some invaluable advice to help ensure consistency within collaboratively-written documents.
- Mary Anne · March 25, 2017
Preprints are on the rise, and they're gaining in popularity on Overleaf! Here's how it works...
Did you know that you can easily upload your document to multiple preprint servers and repositories, directly from your document in Overleaf? No? Find out how below...
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