How to Use Overleaf and Latex

00:00 -  What is LaTeX?
01:54 -  What is Overleaf?
02:43 -  How to sign up for Overleaf and view your projects
03:12 -  Uploading a .zip project or starting a new project
03:55 -  Sharing projects, making copies of projects
05:24 -  Collaborating in real time
06:02 -  Basic Overleaf interface
06:47 -  Compiling
07:40 -  Jumping between source code and PDF locations
08:55 -  Downloading your PDF
09:14 -  Using spell check
09:32 -  Using autocomplete
10:06 -  Finding and reading compile errors
10:58 -  Resizing panels and zooming
11:45 -  Setting the document class and different document classes
12:58 -  Importing packages and the 4 AMS packages
13:58 -  Defining the theorem environment
14:50 -  Setting the title, author(s), and date
15:34 -  The preamble and the maketitle command
16:16 -  Begin and end document commands
16:38 -  Making sections and subsections
17:09 -  Typing regular text
17:39 -  How to do left and right quotation marks correctly
18:55 -  Making new paragraphs and deletion of whitespace
20:21 -  Making text bold or italic
20:52 -  Comments and toggling comments with ctrl+/
21:55 -  What is an environment?
22:51 -  Examples of environments (centered text, bullet points)
24:17 -  Theorem environment and automatic numbering of theorems
26:28 -  Proof environment
27:23 -  Typesetting math within a line of text
29:19 -  When to use in line math mode and when to use new line math mode
30:58 -  How to typeset math on its own line
32:03 -  Typesetting common math symbols
34:13 -  "The More You Know" song
34:38 -  Exponents and subscripts
37:34 -  Greek letters
38:46 -  Spatial constructions (roots, fractions, summations, etc.)
40:55 -  Named functions (sin, arctan, etc.)
41:53 -  Auto-sizing parentheses
43:45 -  More stuff that exists
45:46 -  How to get help!