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RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials! (update 12-Oct-2014) - jebem - 10-12-2014 07:27 PM (10-05-2014 09:01 PM)hansklav Wrote: Hi Jose, Thank you, Hans! RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials! (update 12-Oct-2014) - Tim Wessman - 10-12-2014 08:51 PM Here is most likely the font they used. Note this was superseded by the release version of the font (http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-1925.html), but if you have documents with the old one it might be useful to have that installed. Do not use this font to create new documents. It will just make headaches for people in the future. Could someone validate if it works properly and displays if you have installed this ttf? RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials! (update 12-Oct-2014) - hansklav - 10-13-2014 12:31 AM (10-12-2014 08:51 PM)Tim Wessman Wrote: Here is most likely the font they used. Note this was superseded by the release version of the font (http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-1925.html), but if you have documents with the old one it might be useful to have that installed. Thanks for your help, Tim. To my knowledge a particular font should only be installed on the computer of the maker of a .pdf file, not on the computer of the reader of that file. That's why on my computer (without the Prime or 39gII fonts installed) the French "TUTORIAUX HP Prime" has visible Prime keys while the English translation "Exercise HP Prime" from the German HP website has not. With both fonts installed I see no difference, even after restarting my MacBook. Hans RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials! (update 6-Nov-2014) - Eddie W. Shore - 11-11-2014 11:44 PM New Video: Derivatives https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXwLiPlKO2M&list=UU25vsJdvgf_doIgE8-Lu7Xw RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials! (update 14-Jan-2015) - mortiy - 02-05-2015 09:07 PM Hi guys, Recently I've ordered HP Prime and while waiting for its international delivery I've created small website. Two cool (as for me) features it has: 1. One-page, colored commands reference with fast search: http://en.hpprime.club/docs/reference 2. HP PPL code highlight and format engine: http://en.hpprime.club/apps/graphics/koch Maybe that will be useful to someone. RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials! (update 14-Jan-2015) - Han - 02-05-2015 09:16 PM (02-05-2015 09:07 PM)mortiy Wrote: Hi guys, 1 and 2 are both very cool. Perhaps whoever put together 2 could also implement a click feature whereby clicking a program block would highlight it, collapse it, and expand it (switching between each mode per click). RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials! (update 14-Jan-2015) - mortiy - 02-05-2015 10:26 PM (02-05-2015 09:16 PM)Han Wrote:Glad to hear that.(02-05-2015 09:07 PM)mortiy Wrote: Hi guys, I'll try to implement click and highlight feature if that will work for such complex cases: http://en.hpprime.club/apps/games/sokoban RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials! (update 14-Jan-2015) - mortiy - 02-06-2015 07:03 PM Hi, I've added block highlighting on hover. Also block can be collapsed/expanded on click. RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials! (update 14-Jan-2015) - Han - 02-06-2015 07:22 PM (02-06-2015 07:03 PM)mortiy Wrote: Hi, Awesome! If only these features were on the Prime itself! The line numbering and blocking are very useful! RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials! (update 21-Fev-2015) - Angus - 03-10-2015 12:42 PM Why the hell do people make a youtube video of everything nowadays... 'tutorials' presented on youtube are way inferior to anything written down. What's wrong with writing something down? You read at your own pace, you can quickly glimpse at recent stuff..... What is with that youtube-mania? Does self-expression inflict technological topics aswell? I don't think so. Polarizing, I know that some prefer videos. I don't mean to offend or blame the youtubers, but when it comes to watching videos I prefer to relax, have a beer and put my feets up. So if you are unsure and have no good reason for testing your new cam, consider just writing down your turorials. RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials - Eddie W. Shore - 09-18-2015 12:06 PM I tend to write my tutorials because (a) I have a written record of what I did, (b) the person can print and/or save them & go at their own pace without the worry of whether the internet is going to work or not, and (c) personally, it is easier to blog my tutorials. Videos take a lot more time and my free time is limited. OK, I am going to start working on HP Prime tutorial series for the Spreadsheet app, which hopefully will start being available in early October. RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials - ebswift - 09-19-2015 09:02 PM (03-10-2015 12:42 PM)Angus Wrote: Why the hell do people make a youtube video of everything nowadays... 'tutorials' presented on youtube are way inferior to anything written down. What's wrong with writing something down? You read at your own pace, you can quickly glimpse at recent stuff..... What is with that youtube-mania? Does self-expression inflict technological topics aswell? I don't think so. For me I sit in both camps. Often, it *depends* on the content, many times I'm frustrated wanting to quickly see how something is done while watching someone wave their mouse around the screen. Succinct videos can be good. Also, a fifteen minute video that has the 3 steps listed in the description can leave all the mouse waving for someone who has nothing better to do. On the other hand, documents that assume you already know almost everything about the topic can tend to glaze over a number of concepts, leaving my eyes similarly glazed over. Many times a document will make a quantum leap from a basic concept to some solution. Once again, succinct, good documents are very useful. So, I switch between the two, and depending on the quality, I don't necessarily always wish for one or the other. I think at least some discussion on this holds merit in this thread as a heads-up to our kind tutorial makers. Edit, on reflection, another + for documents; especially if the material is lengthy, is that they are searchable. Videos aren't really searchable until we get the next level of AI (soon ). Though I think YT videos can be annotated, just not sure about the searching bit. RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials - Eddie W. Shore - 09-21-2015 12:02 AM New! Tutorials: Spreadsheet App HP Prime Spreadsheet Tutorial #1: Sum of a Column of Numbers http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/09/hp-prime-spreadsheet-app-tutorial-1-sum.html HP Prime Spreadsheet Tutorial #2: Copying and Pasting Formulas http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/09/hp-prime-spreadsheet-app-tutorial-2.html HP Prime Spreadsheet Tutorial #3: Adding Labels, Numeric Calculations, Cell Numeric Format, and Extend Columns http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/09/hp-prime-spreadsheet-app-tutorial-3.html HP Prime Spreadsheet Tutorial #4: Naming Columns and Using them Outside of Num View http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/09/hp-prime-spreadsheet-app-tutorial-4.html HP Prime Spreadsheet Tutorial #5: Spreadsheets and Histograms http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/09/hp-prime-spreadsheet-app-tutorial-5.html RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials - Eddie W. Shore - 09-25-2015 03:40 PM HP Prime Spreadsheet Tutorial #6: Row and Column References in Formulas http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/09/hp-prime-spreadsheet-app-tutorial-6-row.html HP Prime Spreadsheet Tutorial #7: Absolute References (Post 500) http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/09/hp-prime-spreadsheet-app-tutorial-7.html HP Prime Spreadsheet Tutorial #8: Statistical Analysis http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/09/hp-prime-spreadsheet-app-tutorial-8.html HP Prime Spreadsheet Tutorial #9: Custom Functions and the AMORT Function http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/09/hp-prime-spreadsheet-app-tutorial-9.html RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials - Eddie W. Shore - 11-05-2015 08:48 PM HP Prime Geometry App Tutorial Part 1: Circles http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/11/hp-prime-geometry-app-tutorial-part-1.html More to come! RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials - Eddie W. Shore - 11-06-2015 08:44 PM HP Prime Geometry App Tutorial Part 2: Triangles http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/11/hp-prime-geometry-app-tutorial-part-2.html RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials - Eddie W. Shore - 11-09-2015 09:13 PM HP Prime Geometry App Tutorial Part 3: Lines and Line Segments http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/11/hp-prime-geometry-app-tutorial-part-3.html HP Prime Geometry App Tutorial Part 4: Tangent Lines and Changing the Color of Objects http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/11/hp-prime-geometry-app-tutorial-part-4.html HP Prime Geometry App Tutorial Part 5: Plotting Functions and Differential Equations http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/11/hp-prime-geometry-app-tutorial-part-5.html HP Prime Geometry App Tutorial Part 6: Polygons http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/11/hp-prime-geometry-app-tutorial-part-6.html HP Prime Geometry App Tutorial Part 7: Conic Sections and Equations http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/11/hp-prime-geometry-app-tutorial-part-7.html HP Prime Geometry App Tutorial Part 8: Rotating Triangles http://edspi31415.blogspot.com/2015/11/hp-prime-geometry-app-tutorial-part-8.html RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials - jebem - 01-20-2016 10:04 AM There are new Lesson Plan documents added to this index. Thanks to gtspringer@MoHPC for sharing! RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials - KlaasKuperus - 04-25-2016 07:57 PM Hi Jose, Can you make some changes to this one: Quote:12.1) HP Prime – Portal (In German) Into: Quote:12.1) HP Prime – Portal (In German, English, Dutch, Russian and Italian) Thanks! RE: HP-Prime: Math Tutorials - jebem - 04-26-2016 11:53 AM It is done. Thank you, Klaas! |