As the new school year approaches and you start to update some of your old Google Docs, Slides, and Forms take a moment to assess the accessibility of those materials. And if necessary, it’s fairly easy to improve the accessibility of your Docs, Slides, and Forms. Google DocumentsGoogle Documents has some built-in accessibility options that […]
As I do every year, I’m taking this week off from writing new blog posts. This week I’ll be re-running a few of the most popular posts in 2020. This summer I’ve had more requests for book recommendations than I ever have in the nearly thirteen year history of this blog. I’ve also had a
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This fall I’m teaching a couple of computer science courses. One of the courses is designed for freshmen students to get a broad overview of all the possible avenues to pursue in computer science. Currently, they’re exploring some app design concepts with an end goal of putting together a functioning Android app with the MIT
Like any good presentation tool Google Slides has lots of little features that often go overlooked even by students who have used it for a long time. I was reminded of this today while helping students in one of my classes put some finishing touches on presentations that they’re going to give later this week.
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A new feature in Google Slides is while you are presenting you can switch to a black or a white screen. Press B While in presentation mode press the B key to switch to a black screen. Press the W key to switch to a white screen. Does Google Slides Improve Learning No. A presentation
Harvard University says they detract! “Harvard just discovered that PowerPoint is worse than useless”, article by Geoffrey James, Contributing Editor, INC.com “PowerPoint was rated (by online audience) as no better than verbal presentation with no visual aids (ouch)” Let me give you my view, based on twenty years as both presenter and coaching presenters to
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When you open a new PowerPoint presentation, the slides are horizontal by default. However, you can change them to vertical orientation in a few simple steps. Here’s how to switch your slides from landscape to portrait layout. Change Slides from Landscape to Portrait First, open your PowerPoint presentation. In the “Customize” group of the “Design”
Step 1: what app are you using? Jeff says “Slides!” Great! You start with SlidesApp and press period. Coding is Multiple Choice! In Google Slides go to the Tools menu and choose Script Editor. Once in there, within the curly braces of the function type SlidesApp Press period. A multiple choice list will come up
I just discovered an interesting use of the Instagram platform courtesy Addy Osmani – you can publish how-to guides and tutorials on Instagram as photo slideshows. To give you can an example, here’s an Instagram Slideshow that walks you step by step though the creation on Memojis on an iPhone. People can swipe through your
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