Organizing and Using Google Slides

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating and customizing Google Slides for teaching. It covers steps from opening a new document to adding text, shapes, and backgrounds. The tutorial emphasizes organizing slides with a table of contents and using hyperlinks for efficient navigation. The presenter shares personal preferences for slide design and concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the content.

What is the main purpose of using Google Slides in teaching according to the video?

• To create animations

• To replace textbooks

• To keep lessons organized and flowing

• To make lessons more interactive

What is the first step in creating a new Google Slides document?

• Download a template

• Open Google Docs

• Select a theme

• Open Google Drive and create a new slide

How does the teacher organize slides for different units?

• By color coding

• By creating separate folders

• By putting all slides for a unit together

• By using different fonts

Why does the teacher resize slides to the size of a piece of paper?

• To save space

• For easy printing

• For better screen display

• To fit more content

What is a hex code used for in Google Slides?

• To insert images

• To format text

• To identify specific colors

• To create animations

What is the purpose of adding a white box on the slide?

• To change the slide color

• To add images

• To have a clean area for text

• To create a border

Which font does the teacher prefer for titles in Google Slides?

• Century Gothic

• Arial

• Times New Roman

• Oswald

What is the purpose of creating a table of contents in Google Slides?

• To list all images

• To organize lessons

• To hyperlink slides for easy navigation

• To add more text

What is the first slide usually about in a lesson?

• A quiz

• A video

• An essential question

• A summary

Why does the teacher use different colors for different parts of the lesson?

• To make it visually appealing

• To indicate different sections

• To match the school colors

• To highlight important points