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The new and inexpensive Google Slides Creator Studio is an amazing add-on that can turn your Google Slides deck into an MP4 video with audio and more.

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Lisa Nielsen

Did you know you can edit images inside Google Docs and Slides? In just a few clicks, you and your students can add some pizazz to your images in Google Docs and Google Slides! Editing images give you the ability to add a professional touch to your presentations and documents. Some of these features are a bit hidden, but once you see the possibilities, your docs and slides will never be the same. No need for fancy Photoshop software to do simple cropping, add a border, a drop shadow, or even mask an image into a shape!

On-screen projections, whether text or images, augment and complement your narrative—if you craft them properly. Follow these guidelines.

On the heels of answering questions about how to annotate PDFs , I received a question on the Practical Ed Tech Facebook page abou

Let students put what you're studying in MOTION. Animation is easy with stop motion Google Slides.

PowerPoint is awesome, but here's the truth: some of the default features of PowerPoint can lead you down the path of creating horrible PowerPoint slides

5 great Google Slides add-ons.

Program a progress bar in Google Slides in this free blended learning course from Applied Digital Skills. Learn basic computer skills using code.

Every summer, I bought a planner in hopes that this would be the year that I would use it for the entire year. Just like all my New Year’s Resolutions though, I would keep it up for about a week or two, then forget about it. For the rest of the semester, I would write […]

I recently came across an awesome tool that can take a Google Slideshow and save it as an animated GIF (thanks to Infinitely Teaching

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