Overview
Google slides is more than a presentation platform, it’s a shared workspace to communicate, think, and create together. It can be used as:
- As a virtual whiteboard
- An art, book, photography, or publishing platform
- A shared workspace that can be edited by many at the same time
- A prototype space to understand mechanics and concepts
Artifacts Made with Google Slides
- 2020 Fall Coach Collaborative Comic Book
- 2020 Summer Student Collaborative Book
- 2020 Summer Teacher Poetry Book
- Tic-Tac-Toe Reinvention Game Design Space
- 2020 Summer Student Book
- Teacher Comic Book Cover
Tips and Tricks
Copy Only Link: Turn a Google Docs or Slides link into a copy-only version by adding “/copy” to the end of the link. Example:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wOujjkgy9i_tkp7PZEz5X1Vk1Qldy4kWkEfAacN2BWg/copyBook Margins: You need more margin than you think.
Click ctrl e + g to see the guides - use these to make your marginsYour slide may be bigger than you think. Size it to reality.
Sharing settings tips:
Share your Slides, Docs or Sheets with the Share button in the top right
When submitting a challenge, make sure the link you submit is set to “viewer”
