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Google Slides

                  The Google Slides app is an online version of a presentation software like Microsoft PowerPoint,
                  developed by Google in 2006. With Google Slides,  you can now give presentations online.
                  Google Slides presentations include templates, images, videos, animation, etc. You can also edit
                  the presentation through your smartphones with the help of the Google Slides app.
                  Features of Google Slides

                  The Google Slides app provides the following features:

                      It is free and accessible from any device.
                       You have a choice of sharing options for your Google Slides presentation. It can be private;
                      you can share it with a few people; or you can share it publicly on the web. You can also
                      change the editing rights for the presentation.

                       If others are also working on a Google Slides presentation, you can chat, leave comments,
                      and work simultaneously on the presentation.
                      Your work is automatically saved as you work on your presentation.

                      You can directly access Google search from your presentation.

                      The Hyperlink tool can be used to create a link to go from your current slide to another slide.
                      You can add real-time automatic captions while working on Google Slides.

                      You can embed Google Slides presentations in blogs and websites.
                  Creating a New Presentation

                  Perform the following steps to create a new presentation by using the Google Slides:

                  Step 1    Click on the Google apps button. A drop-down menu appears.
                  Step 2    Click on the Slides icon from the drop-down menu. The Start a new presentation page
                          appears.

                  Step 3    Click on the Blank presentation template.




















                          Selecting Slides icon                    Start a new presentation page







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