Google Slides
Google Slides is Google's version of Microsoft PowerPoint. Google Slides can be copied, shared and published to the web. Google Slide Decks are automatically saved every time you make a change and update automatically when embedded into other sites. Google Slides is also available offline so you do not need an internet connection to use this app. Google Slides also has many add-ons, which are programs that supplement the functionality of Google Slides, increasing the possibilities of what you can do with Google Slides. By uploading your existing PowerPoint presentations to Google Drive, you can convert them to Google Slide Decks which can be fully edited and modified and shared.
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Add-Ons for Google Slides
You can get these and other add-ons by going to slides.google.com. Open a new slide deck and click the Add-ons menu item and select Get add-ons.
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This add-on gives you access to thousands of free icons that you can insert directly into your slide deck. Icons are from the Font Awesome font and Google Material Design.
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This add-on allows you to type in math equations directly into your slide deck.
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This add-on gives you hundreds of preset color themes that you can apply to your slide deck with one click.
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This add-on allows you to share your slide deck and present in real-time with your students. You can pose questions and students can even draw to answer your questions.
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Slide toolbox is a set of tools in a single add-on. There are many tools that you can use to enhance your workflow including arrangement tools, export tools, remove tools and page tools.
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