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It’s free.You can start with a blank document or use a pre-designedtemplate.It’s available via the web, a mobile app (Android, iOS, Windows, BlackBerry), and as a desktop application on Google’s ChromeOS.PowerPoint files can be imported into Google Slides and then edited. Your Google Slides presentations can be exportedas a PowerPoint file, PDF, JPEG, PNG and more.You can go straight to your Google Slides collection to view past Slides and create a new one using this URL https://docs.google.com/presentationIn late 2018, Google introduced some new shortcut URLs to start new Google Slides. You simply type these into your browser to start a new Slides presentation. They are:You can also start a new Slides presentation in the app (Android | iOS)Rolling out from late April 2019, there’s a new way to access Google Slides when you’re offline or have poor internet connection. The first step is to enable offline access in your Drive settings. How to enable offline access for Google Slides: 1. Go to your Google Drive and click the gear icon at the top right corner 2. Select Settings > General a...
Learn more about getting started with Slides with the G Suite Learning Centre. “Get started with Slides” is an easy to follow tutorial that’s suitable for both teachers and students.
This two-minute video tutorialprovides a simple overview of Google Slides basics. After a more detailed video? Check out David Lee’s 12-minute introductionto Google Slides. In April 2019, Google began rolling out the ability to add audio to Google Slides presentations. This long-requested function could be very handy for teachers and students. Audi...
Alethea Vazquez is a teacher who participated in the Student Blogging Challengewith her students a number of times. Her students collaborated on a great Google Slides presentation to introduce themselves on their class blog. In this post, Alethea explains how she carried out this process. It involved giving students a Slides template that they coul...
Remember those Choose Your Own Adventure books that were popular in past decades? Creating a similar style of “interactive fiction” is a creative way to use Google Slides. It includes a certain amount of planning as teacher Kevin Hodgson explains in this post. Here’s an example of interactive fiction using Google Slides by Kevin Hodgson. He shared ...
Two students in Linda Yollis’ third grade class collaborated together on a Google Slides presentation for the Student Blogging Challenge. They shared their experiences of traveling to London with their own families and included some great research. They embedded their presentation on their personal blogs — check out “Jodie Bloom’s blog and “Sarah G...
Sometimes you might want students to all contribute one slide to a group presentation. There are two ways to do this: 1. You can start a new Slides presentation and share this template with the class. You would assign a slide number to each student. You just need to make sure students don’t interfere with other students’ slides. 2. Or, you can have...
Google Slides doesn’t have to just be used to share digital work. It can be used to share and present any work students complete in the classroom. Here’s an example where my students created their own Wacky Wednesday rhyme and illustration after studying the Dr. Seuss book. I took photographs of all the students’ work and put them in a Google Slide...
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Create a presentation. How to use Google Slides. Create a file from a template. Use a template or change the theme, background or layout in Google Slides. Visit the Learning Center.
Aug 15, 2020 · So how do you share Google Slides with students? Read on for a quick tutorial! Sharing Options for Google Slides. However you share the slides, you have to first decide what permissions to allow. There are three sharing options: students will view your file; students will view and edit your file; students will get their own copies of the file
Jul 9, 2020 · 45.6K subscribers. Subscribed. 18. 1K views 3 years ago. Watch this video to learn how to make and use interactive Google slides with students. This video lesson will teach you how to set up...
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