
Master Google Slides, from access and interface to creating, editing, and applying themes, graphics, charts, and the slide master, while collaborating and delivering virtual presentations with Google Meet.
Google Slides is a cloud-based presentation tool that lets you create, format, and collaborate on slides with automatic saving across devices.
Upload a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation to Google Drive and open it in Google Slides to edit; edits save back to the original PowerPoint file, showing cross-application compatibility.
Explore the Google Slides interface by touring the top toolbar, icons, templates, and gallery, then navigate recent presentations, view options, and the file picker before creating a new presentation.
Navigate Google Slides views, including filmstrip and grid layouts, presenter view, and speaker notes. Learn version history, offline mode, and collaboration features like comments and cloud status.
Access the help features in Google Slides to quickly locate tools with search the menus. Learn about updates, FAQs, training, and keyboard shortcuts to boost your workflow.
Learn to create a brand new blank presentation in Google Slides by using templates or a blank start, from Google Drive's new menu, or via slides.google.com/create.
Learn how Google Slides saves automatically to the cloud, enable offline editing, download as PowerPoint, and share with others by setting permissions, expiration, and link access.
Learn to add text and placeholders in Google Slides, including text boxes and image placeholders. Create new slides with the slide tab or Ctrl+M to plan layout using insert tab.
Learn to create and format bulleted and numbered lists in Google Slides, including indentation, sublists, restarting numbering, and customizing list styles.
Apply, import, and edit themes in Google Slides to quickly change fonts, color schemes, and backgrounds. Use the theme builder to tailor layouts and typography.
Learn how to move, copy, delete, and skip slides in Google Slides, using drag to reorder, right-click options, and grid view, with undo and the keyboard shortcut.
Master slide text formatting in Google Slides, including font, size, color, and highlighting, then tailor paragraph spacing, alignment, and text box borders for polished visuals.
Learn to speed up formatting with the paint format tool in Google Slides, copying font and color styles across text boxes and slides, using the sticky double-click for continuous formatting.
Learn how to insert images, GIFs, and stickers in Google Slides, search web images with Google Images, and resize with handles while avoiding distortion and rotating as needed.
Master Google Slides image formatting by cropping images, removing backgrounds, adjusting size and rotation, and applying colors, opacity, brightness, shadows, and reflections. Learn precise positioning and accessibility with alt text.
Insert and arrange shapes in Google Slides, including circles, lines, arrows, and callouts, and customize fill, outline, border weight, and dash. Use formatting options to size, rotate, and autofit text.
Learn how to insert and create word art in Google Slides, then tailor its appearance with fill and border colors, fonts, size, rotation, and effects like shadows and reflections.
Learn to insert videos into Google Slides from YouTube or Google Drive, upload and position them, and set playback options like auto play, start time, and mute audio.
Add and customize tables in Google Slides by inserting a table, choosing its size, and adjusting borders, fills, fonts, alignment, and table dimensions for clear data presentation.
Insert charts in Google Slides by using Google Sheets; choose bar, column, or line charts and edit the data in Google Sheets, then update to reflect changes in Google Slides.
Learn how to link charts from Google Sheets into Google Slides, edit in Sheets and see updates automatically, or break the link for a permanent version.
Master formatting charts in Google Slides by editing them in Google Sheets, adjusting chart type, data range, labels, donut hole, colors, and legend, then updating slides to apply changes.
Learn to customize charts in Google Slides with formatting options, recoloring, and tweaks like opacity and drop shadows, while using Google Sheets for donut holes and 3D effects.
Learn how the theme builder sets the global look of your slides by editing the theme and layouts, applying consistent fonts, backgrounds, and bullet styles across the entire presentation.
Use the master slide and layouts in the theme builder to apply changes and customize individual slides. Learn to add, rename, and apply layouts so changes affect only targeted slides.
Add slide numbers in Google Slides with the insert tab in the theme builder, skip title slides, and apply; return to the theme builder to turn them off later.
Learn to add and customize text and object animations in Google Slides, including fly-in and fade effects, timing options, speed settings, and previewing your animations.
Learn to add slide transitions in Google Slides, choosing effects like slide from the right or fade, adjust speed, and apply to all slides to enhance presentations.
Learn to proof and finalize slides using Google Slides tools, including spell check, dictionary and personal dictionary, and managing spelling suggestions to apply corrections across the presentation.
Master speaker notes in Google Slides to deliver polished presentations by formatting notes, using bulleted lists, adjusting presenter view and print options for reference.
Learn how to download and convert Google Slides presentations to formats like PDF, Microsoft PowerPoint, ODP, JPEG, and PNG, and print them for easy distribution.
Learn to deliver presentations with Google Slides using slide show and presenter view, start from beginning, navigate with arrow keys, and use blackout or whiteout with shortcuts and display options.
Leverage the presenter view in Google Slides to pace delivery with a timer, preview slides, view speaker notes, and manage a live audience Q&A with upvotes.
Publish Google Slides to the web or embed them, control access with link restrictions, and customize auto-advance timing and start options for easy, shareable presentations.
Explore the hidden more options menu in Google Slides to annotate in real time, use laser pointer and captions, and customize autoplay, q&a, and slide navigation for engaging presentations.
Explore Google Slides' comments features to collaborate: view and filter all comments, use the for you tab and slide filters, set notifications, and assign, reply, or resolve issues.
Collaborate in real time on Google Slides with coauthoring, watching collaborators' edits, following their work, and using saved comments and live chats to build presentations together.
Assign comments to specific teammates, receive notifications, and mark action items as done to track task progress and keep your team coordinated.
Explore how Google Slides' cloud-based version history tracks edits, lets you review changes, name versions, and restore a clean revision after co-authoring with others or facing glitches.
Discover how the Google Slides activity dashboard tracks who has edit access, who viewed the file, and engagement like view and edit times, with viewer and comment trends.
Google Slides is an online application which is part of the Google Workspace collection. Slides is a tool for creating and delivering online presentations. It is possible to collaborate on these presentations with other users. Slides is also integrated with other Google applications for seamless connections. This course is designed to teach students the fundamentals of Google Slides. Students will first learn how to access and navigate the Slides interface. They will then learn how to create a new presentation both from scratch and from available templates. They will learn how to work with PowerPoint presentations within Google Slides. They will learn how to add text and slides, and work with design themes. They will learn how to edit and format text, and work with the Slide Master to make global presentation changes. They will also learn how to add images, shapes, and tables to a presentation. In addition, they will learn how to add charts to display data graphically. Students will also learn how to add videos to presentations, and how to add animations and transitions to slides to create more engaging presentations. They will learn how to share presentations and collaborate on them with others. Finally, students will explore how to prepare to deliver a presentation.