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How to Separate Out Select Slides from a Larger Google Slides Presentation

September 12, 2022 • Rachael Parlett • Episode 136

GOOGLE SLIDES: TECH TIP

Today’s tip isf for all my Google Slide users out there! You know how sometimes you have a large, lengthy Google Slides presentation, but you only need a few of the slides at a time?

If you’ve ever used one of my units before, whether it’s a science unit or a social studies unit, or even one of my reading units, then you know that my units come with a Google Slides presentation for the digital version of the student activities. I always have printable and digital versions for students, and the digital version is provided in Google Slides.

For easy of navigating the unit for the teacher, I provide all the student resources that are used for the daily lessons in one large Google Slides presentation. This makes it easy for teachers to review all the resources that they will need for their unit.

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Other “Tech Tip” Episodes:

EPISODE 104: Classroom Technology Tip: YouTube Hack for Teachers!
EPISODE 110: Google Slides Teacher Hack: How to Make an Infinite Cloner on an Image or Object
EPISODE 116: Google Slides Tip: How to View Students Working on THEIR Digital Device from YOUR Digital Device

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