Doing Animations in Google Slides

The video tutorial introduces animations in Google Slides, comparing it to PowerPoint. It explains how to add animations to slides and objects, including options like fade in, zoom, and spin. The tutorial emphasizes choosing animations suitable for the audience, noting that flashy animations may not be appropriate for all settings. It concludes with a discussion on the potential for future improvements in Google Slides animations.

What is the primary purpose of using animations in Google Slides?

• To make slides appear more professional

• To increase the file size of the presentation

• To make the presentation more difficult to understand

• To add life and character to elements

Which menu option should you select to start adding animations in Google Slides?

• View

• Edit

• Insert

• File

What is the keyboard shortcut for opening the animations tab in Google Slides?

• Command + Option + Shift + B

• Alt + F4

• Ctrl + Shift + N

• Ctrl + Alt + A

When adding animations to a presentation, what should you consider about your audience?

• Their age and interest level

• The size of the presentation room

• The color scheme of the slides

• The number of slides in the presentation

Which animation effect might be considered too flashy for a professional audience?

• Fade in

• Spin

• Slide from left

• Zoom in