Closed Captions in Google Slides

The video tutorial introduces the closed captions feature in Google Slides, which allows spoken words to appear as text at the bottom of slides during presentations. This feature is beneficial for enhancing understanding in educational settings. Although it doesn't provide a full transcript for printing, it helps avoid displaying unintended words. The tutorial encourages educators to share their experiences with this feature.

What feature did the teacher show to the educators that they were unexpectedly excited about?

How does the closed captions feature in Google Slides enhance understanding during presentations?

What limitation does the teacher mention regarding the closed captions feature?

What happens to verbal gaffes made during a presentation when using the closed captions feature?

What does the teacher encourage educators to do regarding their use of the closed captions feature?