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17 Back to school bulletin board ideas
1 week agoTransform your classroom with 17 inventive back-to-school bulletin board ideas. Ideal for creating a vibrant and positive learning atmosphere.
20 Fun first day back to school activities
2 weeks agoStart the school year on a high note! Check out these 20 awesome first-day back-to-school activities that engage students and create a positive atmosphere.
How to present a business plan (with tips and templates)
1 month agoDiscover key strategies for crafting an impactful business plan that grabs investors' and partners' attention with clear visuals and powerful messaging.
Slidesgo for Education: How to use it being a school district
1 month agoEducation evolves constantly, and tech in classrooms is revolutionizing teaching. Discover how Slidesgo can redefine education in your school district.
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How to Use the Presenter View in Google Slides
Google Slides, like PowerPoint, has different presentation modes that can come in handy when you’re presenting and you want your slideshow to look smooth. Whether you’re looking for slides only, speaker notes or the Q&A feature, in this new Google Slides tutorial, you’ll learn about these and their respective settings. Ready? Then let’s explore the presenter view!
Top 10 tips and tricks for creating a business presentation!
Slidesgo is back with a new post! We want your presentations and oral expositions to never be the same again, but to go to the next level of presentations. Success comes from a combination of two main ingredients: a presentation template suitable for the topic and a correct development of the spoken part. For templates, just take a look at the Slidesgo website, where you are sure to find your ideal design. For tips and tricks on how to make a presentation, our blog contains a lot of information, for example, this post. We have focused these tips on business presentations, so that, no matter what type of company or...
How to present survey results in PowerPoint or Google Slides
A survey is a technique that is applied by conducting a questionnaire to a significant sample of a group of people. When we carry out the survey, we start from a hypothesis and it is this survey activity that will allow us to confirm the hypothesis or to see where the problem and solution of what we are investigating lies.We know: fieldwork is hard work. Many hours collecting data, analyzing and organizing it until we have our survey results.Well, we don't want to discourage you (at Slidesgo we stand for positivism) but this is only 50% of the survey work....
Best 10 tips for webinar presentations
During the last couple of years, the popularity of webinars has skyrocketed. Thousands of people have taken advantage of the shift to online learning and have prepared their own webinars where they have both taught and learned new skills while getting to know more people from their fields. Thanks to online resources like Google Meet and Slidesgo, now you can also prepare your own webinar. Here are 10 webinar presentation tips that will make your speech stand out!
Education
17 Back to school bulletin board ideas
As back-to-school season rolls around, teachers are brainstorming fresh ways to build a positive culture in the classroom. Even if bulletin boards have been around for a while, they remain a simple and effective method to make any classroom more welcoming and creative.Remember your school days? Picture that vibrant corner where teachers displayed key announcements or fun facts about a topic. Well, in this post, we’ll be sharing a bunch of back to school bulletin board ideas that you can use to kick off the school year with a splash of fun and inspiration.
20 Fun first day back to school activities
Welcome back to school! The first day back can be a mix of excitement and jitters for both students and teachers. To kick off the school year on a high note, we’ve put together a list of 20 super fun first-day back-to-school activities for all ages that will break the ice, get everyone smiling, and set a positive tone for the rest of the year.
Slidesgo for Education: How to use it being a school district
Education is always on the move, and the integration of technology into classrooms is revolutionizing the way we teach and learn. In this way, Slidesgo has come in handy for teachers worldwide, but… did you know we have more than just slides? Now is your chance to redefine the educational scene in your school district. However, to do so, a flashy presentation alone won’t cut it—you need the right approach and the proper set of tools to truly change the way educators and students connect. By streamlining teaching and ramping up engagement, you can make a real, tangible difference. Let’s explore how Slidesgo for Education can inspire and...
Why do you need Slidesgo if you are a student?
Being a student can be a bit tough— juggling deadlines to absorbing heaps of new information, students face many challenges on a daily basis.Fortunately, technology has tackled some of the most time-consuming aspects of learning, giving students room to develop complex skills. Even if traditional education is still catching up with some of these advancements, students are finding and using helpful educational tools to streamline their study routines.Slidesgo is one of these tools, making the learning experience more rewarding. Let’s find out why!
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Entrepreneurship and Personal Development Hackathon: The magic of learning by doing
The new generations show us that the way of learning has completely changed. Now more than ever, it is key to encourage and support the development of social and entrepreneurial skills in children so that they can become more actively involved in their learning. Participating in creative projects and collaborative activities allows them to explore and learn on their own about topics that interest them, solve their problems with more autonomy, and work better in teams.This idea was the motivation behind the Junior Entrepreneurship and Personal Development Hackathon organized by Slidesgo in collaboration with Genyus School. At this event, more than 150 children had...
New feature available: edit our templates with Canva
Whenever you need to create, Slidesgo is there. We’re continually enhancing your presentation design process with templates that are primed to impress for any occasion. And in order to let your ideas flow best, comfort is key. How could Slidesgo help you with this? By making you feel right at home with our resources, no matter your preferred platform.You spoke, and we listened. Now, your favorite slides can be accessed on a new platform: Canva! This new format adds to our existing options (PowerPoint and Google Slides), expanding your ways to utilize our first-rate presentation content. We’ve started with a selection of Canva-ready...
Smartick, now available on Slidesgo
In the few years since its launch, Slidesgo has become one of the most popular sources of Google Slides and PowerPoint templates for creative presentations. Educators from all levels have experienced the ease of creating visually striking presentations using Slidesgo’s templates.However, great-looking templates are not the only things on our platform. In partnership with the learning platform Smartick, Slidesgo is now able to offer full presentations on topics as complex as math.The next era of hassle-free presentation making is here, and we're ready to tell you all about it.
Start with a mic drop, end with a high five: Make lessons easily cool with AI icebreaker generator and exit ticket
So, here’s the tea: everyone’s been there, right? You’re about to start a class or a workshop, the room’s kinda charged, everyone’s looking at you, and bam—the pressure’s on to make the first words out of your mouth. Fast-forward, and it’s wrap-up time, but instead of ending on a meh note, you’re dreaming of dropping the mic—metaphorically, of course.That’s where our latest AI-powered tools come into play. Introducing the coolest duo since PB&J: the AI icebreaker generator and the AI exit ticket. Picture them as the BFFs your classroom or conference never knew they needed, turning “uhh, what now?” moments into “aha!”...