Maximizing Creativity with Google Slides

Google Slides is a presentation program and collaborative tool that enables you to create different files online and edit them while collaborating with other people in real time. Introduced in 2006, Google Slides allows you to share your presentations with others and collaborate on them easily, no matter where you are.

It shares almost all features and capabilities with presentation apps like Microsoft PowerPoint and allows users to access their files and presentation through the Google Drive website. Google Slides is available as a web application from any device with an internet connection. The program includes a revision history to record changes and enable you to track edits. The app will highlight an editor’s position with an editor-specific color and cursor. There is a permissions system to regulate what users can do in files.

Users can view and edit their presentations using the Google Chrome web browser.

Explore  

Based on the content of each slide, design suggestions will be generated by the Explore feature.

Add-ons  

These are new tools from third-party developers that will bring more features.

Supporting different file formats  

Google Slides supports different formats such as .GSLIDES, .JPG, .ODP, etc.

A Google Slides presentation supplements an oral presentation with visual aids. Google Slides has a number of advantages, including the ability to store your presentation in the Google cloud and access it from anywhere and on any device, the ability for multiple users to work on the same presentation at the same time, and the ability for all changes to be saved automatically thanks to the auto-save feature.

What is a slide?

In Google Slides, the slides are all the sheets you can edit to add your material. You have complete freedom to edit and change everything you wish. Change the background color, create links to other sites, and add text, graphics, and transitions. Google Slides provides you with a plethora of editing options.

What is the history of slide and slide projectors?

A slide projector is a device for viewing photographic slides. Slide projectors came into widespread use during the 1950s.

Digital cameras, DVD Media, Video Display Monitors, and Video Projectors have replaced Photographic Slide and Slide Projectors.

Slides are similar to photographic slides, and video projectors are similar to slide projectors. It means that you can display the slides you created in Google Slides using a video projector. For a more immersive learning experience, make sure to engage in our self-paced Google Slides Online Training.

Slides projectors

Photographic slides