Google Slides

Google Slides

Google Slides Print Outline – Step by step

Google Slides is an excellent program for creating presentations. Whether used as support media for a speaker’s presentation, or as a stand-alone, individually paced slide show, Slides fits the bill.  For certain situations, it can be advantageous to offer printed copies of your Slides presentation. Attendees, students, or prospective investors may want a physical copy […]

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Vertical Text Google Slides

How To Write Vertical Text In Google Slides – Complete guide

I love putting together interesting slideshows. There’s something exciting about transforming your day-to-day slideshow into something much more exciting. One of the best-kept tricks for creating compelling slideshows is writing vertical text. Here are three quick ways you can write vertical text in Google Slides. Squeeze a Regular Text Box Your first step in creating

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Google Slides letter spacing and line spacing – Can you change them?

Adjusting letter and line spacing is a great resource when building good slides. Increasing them helps to improve readability when you present your content on a projector.

Another great field where the increased letter and line spacing is very helpful is to help people that have reading problems or dyslexia. If you are presenting in front of a large audience, this can be very helpful for those who struggle with reading the text. You should also increase the font size if you want to make sure that everyone sees everything clearly.

But what can be done in Google Slides?

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How to make a shape semi transparent in Google Slides

Google Slides is a great tool for creating presentations, the great sharing options make it easy to get a revision or to build the slides together with a colleague or a friend. Among all the great features this useful tool gives, there’s the ability to generate many great colored shapes and other graphic elements.

Sometimes you could get two of them to overlap and cover each other. Many times you don’t want to fully cover the background element, so you would be able to add some transparency to the top object in order to show the background one.

You can do it very easily, it’s only a few clicks! Let’s see how to make a shape translucent in Google Slides so that it doesn’t cover the background.

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