How Good Presentations Make Great Speakers
If there’s one thing great speakers have in common, it’s their ability to captivate their listeners. While much of it comes down to their confidence and the way they manage their sense of naturalness and belonging with the crowd, there exists a force greater than their speeches. As the audience listens intently...
Create Engaging Presentations for Your Online Classroom
Teachers of the world, we are here to help you! Due to the coronavirus pandemic, schools worldwide are transitioning to a completely new model of education: in-person classes are out, distance learning is in. As schools adjust to this new normal, teachers everywhere are scrambling to find the resources they...
How to Find the Best Presentation Template
We want to simplify the process of finding a creative presentation template that conveys all your innovative ideas and that, at the same time, tells a convincing story to your audience, 100% editable and free. The best way of saving time and being true to your own discourse is to find...
How to Present Data Effectively
You’re sitting in front of your computer and ready to put together a presentation involving data. The numbers stare at you from your screen, jumbled and raw. How do you start? Numbers on their own can be difficult to digest. Without any context, they’re just that—numbers. But organize them well...
How to Use Storytelling in Presentations
Where ordinary presenters inform, great ones engage in storytelling. Their main objective is to get a message through to their audience. But while some do so by relaying facts, effective ones take their audience on a journey using great storytelling techniques. This all boils down to having different mindsets and approaches....
Stories by Freepik: Awesome illustrations for creative presentations
With inspiration and the adequate resources, a PowerPoint or Google Slides presentation can be the most creative slide deck your audience has ever been, regardless of topic. In this Slidesgo School article, we’re going to introduce Stories by Freepik, a new project where you’ll find illustrated concepts to visually reinforce...
Google Slides Tutorials
How to Create a Jeopardy Game in Google Slides
Jeopardy is an American television game show in which contestants have some clues or answers, and they need to give their responses in the form of questions—and, of course, they can get some money! We’re sure you have watched this show several times. Jeopardy games are pretty useful! They are great...
How to Create a Mind Map in Google Slides
A mind map is a powerful tool that allows you to create a hierarchy with your ideas and concepts. Its main aim is to help you understand and acquire information in an easier way. It resembles a diagram and it helps you learn in a visual way. Mind maps are pretty...
How to Create a Quiz for Your Online Classes Using Google Slides
Quizzes are great tools to get your audience involved, as they need to participate and give their own answers. In fact, they are particularly useful when teaching children, as their attention gets diverted quite easily. This way, they will learn in an interactive and entertaining way. Creating a quiz is not...
How to Create an Organizational Chart in Google Slides
An organizational chart depicts the different relationships in a company using graphics and helps viewers understand and visualize its structure and hierarchy. It comes in particularly useful in business plans, pitch decks, company presentations, etc. There are two ways to create an organizational chart in Google Slides. The easier way would...
How to Create a Timeline in Google Slides
What better way to portray progress and evolution on a Google Slides presentation than with a timeline? A timeline does the job of telling a story (or history) chronologically in a direct and straightforward manner that’s also visually attractive and easy to digest. It shouldn’t contain too much text so...
How to Make a Radial Chart in Google Slides
Presenting data on Google presentations can be done in many different ways. There are basic bar charts and pie charts. But if you want to take things a step further, radial charts are a great way to add visual effects to a presentation and simplify more complex data. This is...
PowerPoint Tutorials
How to Make a Jeopardy Game in PowerPoint
Thinking about new ways of reviewing concepts for your students? Do you simply want to have fun with your friends? Or are you a medical student and need a helping hand with the names of the different parts of the inner ear? We can help you! Gamification is always a good...
How to Make a Mind Map in PowerPoint
Mind mapping is a great idea to learn a series of concepts, ideas or information in a very visual way. Those mind maps are similar to hierarchical diagrams that have a series of branches. They need to be balanced, share the same ranking and must originate in the center. To...
How to Make a Quiz for Your Online Classes Using PowerPoint
Sometimes it is not easy to get your students involved when giving a presentation. One of the best ways to capture their attention is creating interactive quizzes and questions, so they will interact with the slides. This way, the learning process will turn into something fun and amazing for children. If...
How to Create an Organizational Chart in PowerPoint
If you’re looking to help viewers visualize the structure of your company, an organizational chart will get the job done. Be it for a pitch deck, project proposal, or business presentation, organizational charts are extremely useful to help understand hierarchy and the relationship between the different entities. With PowerPoint, there are...
How to Create a Timeline in PowerPoint
Timelines come in a rich variety of colors, shapes, and types. While there are plenty of creative ways to design them, they usually include a few basic elements including shapes, text, numbers, and lines. With these simple elements, you can put together a visually attractive and easy-to-understand chronology of the...
How to Make a Radial Chart in PowerPoint
When it comes to data presentations on PowerPoint, there’s a resource that helps your audience make sense of numbers—charts. When done properly, they are easy to understand and extremely versatile. The best part? They come in a huge variety of forms. Today, we’re going to talk specifically about radial charts....