Org-mode is a good option for generating slides. You can also write your outline in normal markdown and use Pandoc[1], which is also very good. [1]: http://joh

Org-mode is a good option for generating slides. You can also write your outline in normal markdown and use Pandoc[1], which is also very good. [1]: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/ http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/ While Beamer is fine, you can also generate HTML-based slides with both Org-mode and Pandoc. You can use MathJax for the math. I personally prefer HTML slides, but it really is a matter of preference. (I also find it easier to customize with CSS than LaTeX.) The real beauty is that you can use the same document to generate both, so it's easy to try each option. More generally, I find using Org-mode or Markdown far easier than any WYSIWYG program. Life is much easier when you separate the content from its presentation.