Managing Collaborative Slide Activities

This video tutorial demonstrates how to create a digital drag and drop activity using Google Slides. It covers duplicating slides, locking background images, inserting drag and drop options, and managing student copies for online use. The tutorial provides two methods for sharing slides with students, ensuring they can work independently without copying each other's work.

What is the main goal of the video tutorial?

• To learn Google Slides basics

• To design a presentation

• To create a cut and paste worksheet

• To make a digital drag and drop activity

What is the first step in creating a drag and drop activity?

• Inserting images

• Duplicating the slide

• Adding text boxes

• Changing the slide theme

What is the first step in setting up the drag and drop activity?

• Duplicating the existing slide

• Inserting images

• Adding text boxes

• Creating a new slide

Why do you need to save part of the slide as an image?

• To make the slide more interactive

• To reduce file size

• To lock the content so students can't change it

• To enhance the slide's appearance

Why is it important to lock the background image?

• To prevent students from moving it

• To make the slide look better

• To save space

• To add more images

How can you ensure that students cannot alter certain parts of the slide?

• By using a password

• By using a different software

• By setting the image as the background

• By disabling editing

What should you do after setting the background image?

• Print the slide

• Share the slide with students

• Insert options for students to drag and drop

• Add animations

What is one method to distribute the activity to students?

• Sharing a public link

• Posting on social media

• Making a copy for each student

• Emailing the slide

What is a potential issue with students working on the same slide deck?

• They might delete the slide

• They could copy each other's work

• They may not understand the task

• They might change the background

What should you do if you want to prevent students from copying each other's work?

• Make individual copies for each student

• Use a different software

• Lock the slides

• Use a password