Google Slides is a free cloud-based platform allowing users to collaboratively create presentations with a Google account. This tool can be used to create choice boards, support screencasting, and integrate with Nearpod or Peardeck for interactive presentations.
Google Slides Help
Set Up a Free Google Account: Be aware that free accounts may not have the same level of data and privacy protection as educational accounts.
Comparison of Free G Suite and Paid Enterprise Accounts
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Google Slides works on a
Chromebook
Computer/laptop
Tablet
Smartphone
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Google slides can be edited collaboratively for group projects
Teachers who use Google Classroom can create a Slides assignment, which allows for easy assessment and feedback to students. Teachers can also ask students to add them as a collaborator, can have them import the slides into another learning management system, etc.
Using Google Slides for Formative Assessment: Scroll down to third tool in this tutorial
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Google Slides for Kids: A video example of how kids might use Google Slides
Also see our Choice Boards Guide.
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Using Version History in Google Docs, Sheets, & Slides Video: Managing student changes within the slides, tracking student collaboration and activity, and volume of work each student contributes is easy when tracking changes in Google using version history.
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Link Slides and Embed Videos: These features can help with diverse learning styles.
Google Slides is a tool that synchronously updates, allowing students in hybrid learning situations to work collaboratively on a presentation even if they are not in the same room. Google Slides also supports interactive features when you install the Nearpod, PollEverywhere, or Peardeck Add On.