slides.manzano.dev

The slide decks I use in class, published so students can look back at a lesson, catch up after an absence, or follow along on their own screen.

What's here

• AP Cybersecurity

  Lessons on how networks and the internet work, and how they get attacked and defended.

  • DNS

• AP Computer Science A

  Lessons on programming and the computer science ideas behind it.

  • Hashing (Part 1)
  • Hashing (Part 2)

• General

  Material that applies to every class I teach.

  • Class Policies

Using the slides

Each deck is a single web page that runs in any browser, including on a phone. Usually you'll get a direct link in class; every deck lives at slides.manzano.dev/<course>/<deck>.html.

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Next / previous slide (or swipe on a touchscreen)

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Open presenter view with notes

How it's made

Every deck is written in plain Markdown and turned into HTML with Marp, using a small custom theme. Short questions like “two truths and a lie” show up as colored boxes, and the colors are chosen so none of them hints at the right answer.