Google Slides

Making great presentations is easy using Google Slides. Google Slides also allow you to collaborate when developing a presentation, so everyone on the team, has the same version of the presentation.

Instructional Advice

As of this time Google Slides do not allow the ability to add audio/voice to Google Slides. However, you can add voice-over to your Google Slides, using ScreencastOmatic.
Use the STCC standardized presentation template, when needed. Reach out to the Director of Communications & Marketing to get that template. Keith Paul, kpaul@stcc.ed 413.755.4817.
Share Google Slides, with colleagues or students, to edit and comment, in real-time.
Google Slides has an auto Save.

How to Get Started with Google Slides

Read these instructions from Google.
Start creating and sharing your Google Slides.
Easily Turn Google Slides into Presentations using ScreencastOmatic.
Watch the video below for more tips on creating with Google Slides.

The Simple Genius of a Good Graphic

In a talk that's part history lesson, part love letter to graphics, information designer Tommy McCall traces the centuries-long evolution of charts and diagrams -- and shows how complex data can be sculpted into beautiful shapes. "Graphics that help us think faster, or see a book's worth of information on a single page, are the key to unlocking new discoveries," McCall says.