Welcome to the sixth edition of our blog post series where we are sharing six simple ideas on how to use a range of edtech tools in your classroom, with your students, colleagues or school community.

In this edition we explore a tool that is more versatile than you might think. Today, we examine six other ways that you can use Google Slides for more than just presentations.

What is Google Slides?

Transform your classroom presentations with Google Slides! This versatile tool empowers teachers to create dynamic, interactive slideshows that enhance engagement and understanding. From colorful visuals to embedded multimedia, Google Slides offers a user-friendly platform for educators to craft compelling lessons. Foster collaboration by allowing students to co-create presentations, promoting teamwork and communication skills. With seamless integration into Google Workspace, it facilitates easy sharing, feedback, and real-time collaboration. Elevate your teaching materials, from lectures to project-based assessments, with the flexibility and creativity that Google Slides brings to the learning experience. Embrace the power of visual communication in education with Google Slides.

How do I access Google Slides?

To explore and use Google Slides you can access Slides through your Google Workspace account. Alternatively, simply head to slides.google.com to access Google Slides directly.

How much does Google Slides cost?

As part of the Google Workspace environment Google Slides is free to access.

Six Ways to us Google Slides:

Here are SIX ways to help you elevate the way you use Google Slides!

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