New Members ⇒ Private teacher & looking for LaTex consultant!

[RaxAdaam]

Hello all!

I teach university-level math for a living. I like to make comprehensive notes for my students so they can focus on understanding instead of copying; however, I now have such a large bank of notes that I am finding it unwieldy to manage everything and think it is time to take my knowledge of LaTex to the next level.

Because of time constraints, I was hoping to find someone who could work as a consultant to help me restructure my template and my folder organization so as to optimize the way I generate new notes. In particular, I'm interested in:

- general best practices for structuring docs;
- effective creation, maintenance and updating of templates;
- effective structure for managing questions / solutions / answers across multiple notes sets (i.e. being able to store Q/A/S in a file and call on the question and toggle reveal of answer / solution, as well as controlling where they are shown (e.g. below question, bottom of page, end of doc etc);
- creating units which can be called upon by other documents so that an update to a single file will push the update to all documents which use that unit (e.g. a section on vector geometry which is used both in a linear algebra class as well as a multivariable calculus class);
- creating a functional global-figure folder (vs. having to duplicate figures to the doc folder);

and perhaps a few other small goals.

I was pointed to this site from the tex.sx & am also open to source recommendations: but I am most interested in connecting with someone who could offer some 1:1 support / direction.

Very much looking forward to being a member of this community!

All the best,


RA

[Johannes_B]

From the top of my head, i would say Troubleshooting TeX and Tobias Weh can help you with your project. Others are available as well.


Out of interest, can you link the question that got you here?

[RaxAdaam]

Johannes_B - those both look like great resources for getting started, thank you kindly for taking the time to share them with me. Re: sx post - it was not one of my own; rather, it was a closed question about finding private help and someone in the comments suggested this community as a starting point. I did not save it, but can try to locate it again if that would be valuable to you. All the best, RA