When we have lectures, the teacher uses some fancy animated alternative to powerpoint.

At the end of each lecture, there's a list of extra study/reading material.

As we don't have the fancy program, the teacher makes the slides into pdf's for us to access if we want it.

The only problem is, the export process if weird in some way, and the pages are images, so the computer can't "see" the text.

And as such the LINKS AREN'T CLICKABLE

Do you know how annoying it is to type an entire web address to a unique article with all the numbers, underscores, question marks and whatnot? And to repeat that for five different articles?

I do.

I told him of this issue at the end of our last lecture, but sure enough the pdf of that only conists of images and no actual "text" as well.

(Obviously there is text, but it's part of the image)

How burdensome.

You try to type http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/134571/how_to_pitch_your_project_to_.php?print=1 manually and see how convenient it is.

Download the extension that lets you copy text from images

It's worked wonders for me

Project Naptha

Can't you just use your search engine of choice, and type in the keywords from the URL?

Yeah Prezi is shit like that tbh fam

Why don't you just write down that day's homework assignment at the end of the lecture?

Yeah, because writing down five-six urls by hand in a few seconds is easier than doing it later when you have more time.

Oh no the teacher is making your life more difficult, but seriously that's shitty of your prof.