Google Slides Training Course

Google Slides is an online presentation software package powered by Google. There is no need to download software since the application runs in the browser. Users can create a presentation by designing a series of slides. It is also simple to import slides created in other applications to get started. Presentations can be built by selecting from the available templates or starting from a blank slide. You can add audio, video, graphics and text into Google Slides to make more interesting and dynamic presentations that will engage your audience.

Google Slides can be used in virtually any environment where presentations are required. Users can include conference keynote speakers, team leaders, sales professionals, training facilitators and many more.

Just about any kind of presentation you can think of can be built using Google Slides. Some examples are sales presentations, board reporting, brainstorming sessions, and many more. Any of these presentations can be created using Google Slides.

Some significant features of Google Slides are:

• Lots of Templates
• Themes for consistent formatting
• Animations and transition effects
• Online Viewing
• Real time collaboration

These are just some of the features of Google Slides, but of course, there are many more. If you need to create just about any kind of business presentation, then you should check out Google Slides.

Once you’ve created your presentation, there are two ways to present your slideshow. You can either present it live or publish it online.

To present it live, click the Present button at the top right of the screen.

If you want to publish your slide show online, you should go to File > Publish to web. You’ll receive a link that you can either embed on your website or share with your audience.

Have you ever wondered why the Dummies books are so popular? Well, it’s probably because so many of us are self-taught, using Google to find out how to use a function, or we are shown how to use software by someone at work. Although this can be useful, it also means we tend to spend a lot of time with trial and error, or we are just picking up somebody else’s bad habits. Trial and error, unfortunately, involves a lot of error, and the bad habits you pick up will probably be passed on to the next person, so soon they spread across the business, meaning entire teams can end up working inefficiently.

At this point, you might head to the bookstore or do an online search to find a Google Slides for Dummies book to help solve some of those tricky issues. That’s a step in the right direction, and we sometimes use reference manuals ourselves. The problem is that it still takes time to find the information you need.

Our Google Slides courses are designed to target the key features and tools included in the applications to help you get back to work and apply them right away.

A training course with Keystroke Learning can set you up to take full advantage of your software. We want Google Slides to work for you, not the other way around. We also make a point of passing on the best of our knowledge and experience to help you save time in your daily work. We know lots of shortcuts for your software applications, and we want you to know them as well.

Typically, one of our experienced trainers will walk you through the features and functions of the software, then you will try them out on your own, with tips and guidance on getting the best out of the features. We also encourage participants to ask lots of questions to help you get the most out of your learning experience.

You’ll receive a manual to take away at the end of the course, as well as exercise files so you can practice later, or just to jog your memory when you need.

One of the standout features of Google Slides is built in collaboration, giving you and your team the ability to co-author your slides in real time. Making changes and adding comments to slides is a breeze. What’s more, all changes are recorded with automatic version control, so you can go back to an earlier version if you need.

Your learning doesn’t stop once you have completed your course. We hope you will continue your experience by taking some time to practice what you have learned and apply it to your own situation and environment.

If we have done our job well, you may be inspired to learn even more by attending another course. If you are looking for something other than Google Slides, we have a comprehensive range of courses available for you to choose from.

We are here to help, so please don’t hesitate to contact us if you need any further advice.