Mod2-Lesson3 Flashcards

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Is a presentation program within G Suite, accessible through your Google Drive account. All you need is an internet-connected device, and you can even install the app to work offline.

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Google Slides

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Presentations are stored in the cloud, making them accessible anytime without needing external storage devices.

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Easy Access

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Multiple people can view or edit the document simultaneously.

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Encourages Teamwork

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Google Slides integrates with other Google apps like Google Sheets, Google Photos, and YouTube.

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Compatible with Other Google Applications

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Google Slides automatically saves your work in the cloud, ensuring you never lose progress.

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Instant Auto-Saving

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How to Create a Presentation

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  1. To access Google Slides, go to any Google page, click on the app launcher (grid icon) in the top-right corner, and select Slides.
  2. From the Slides home page, you can create a new blank presentation or use a template.
    Alternatively, you can go to Google Drive, click New, and select Google Slides.
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Naming a Presentation

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Click the area that says Untitled presentation in the upper-left corner to rename the presentation, or go to File > Rename.

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Editing and Formatting Slides

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Google Slides works similarly to other presentation programs like Microsoft PowerPoint or Apple Keynote. You can click in a placeholder box to add text, insert images, tables, and more.

  • New Slide: Click the + button in the toolbar to add a new slide.
  • Move Slide: Drag slides to rearrange them.
  • Duplicate Slide: Right-click on a slide and select Duplicate.
  • Delete Slide: Right-click on a slide and select Delete or press the Delete key.
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Real-Time Collaboration

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When a presentation is shared, anyone with Can edit permissions can make changes in real-time. Each collaborator’s edits are marked with a color-coded icon.

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Adding Comments

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If you cannot collaborate in real time, you can leave comments for collaborators:
- Select a section of the slide.
- Click the Comment button in the toolbar, type your notes, and click Comment.
- To tag someone specifically, enter + followed by their email address.

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Presenting and Printing

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  • Present: Click the Present button at the top of the page to start your presentation.
  • Print: Go to File > Print or click the Print icon in the toolbar.
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Downloading in Other Formats

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To download your presentation, go to File > Download as and select from the following formats

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Making a Copy and Emailing as an Attachment

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  • Make a Copy: Go to File > Make a copy.
  • Email as an Attachment: To email the presentation in another format (like PowerPoint or PDF), go to File > Email as attachment. Select the format, add recipient email addresses, and click Send.
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Making a Copy and Emailing as an Attachment

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  • Make a Copy: Go to File > Make a copy.
  • Email as an Attachment: To email the presentation in another format (like PowerPoint or PDF), go to File > Email as attachment. Select the format, add recipient email addresses, and click Send.
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