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Recordings of lectures have similar issues. But the second issue is that if I am going to hand something out, it must be written entirely differently from something that is just for my own use.
Speaking notes for a conference paper look very little like the exact same information packaged for an article. If I am handing these to students, they need to be proofread, carefully formatted, checked for typos, small errors, sentences need to be rewritten for clarity.
And since they are going to end up on the internet (seriously, *everything* you hand out does), they need to be written defensively, with an eye towards uncharitable consumption. That means footnotes, bibliography, defensive wording.
And you may note that what I have described is now a textbook. Because that is exactly what you get when you ask an academic to write up their lecture notes in a form for public consumption. Very literally, two of the textbooks I use are *exactly* that...
Ah, you have a higher standard for "notes on the Net" than I've seen some other lecturers use. :)
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