Position objects on a slide

1. Position objects on a slide

To position a textbox or other element on a slide, select it. The border lines of the object will appear along with the rotation handle. Select any open spot on the border line to move the object. The pointer will become a crosshair. Drag the object around the slide to reposition it. Red guidelines will appear when the object is horizontally or vertically centered on the slide. The object will also snap to alignment with other objects on the slide. objects can also be positioned using the arrange menu with options for left, right, center, and top, middle, bottom align, center on page, and rotation. Right click on any slide to open the menu, and select Show Guides to choose which guides to display to help arrange content on the slide. In addition to horizontal and vertical guides, custom guides can be added.

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Google Workspace End User: Google Slides

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This module covers the agenda. It also introduces students to On the Rise and the course business challenge.

Exercise 1: Course introduction Exercise 2: Agenda

In this module, we will open Google Slides and explore the options available to you for creating a new presentation.

Exercise 1: Introduction to Google Slides Exercise 2: Create a new presentation Exercise 3: Activity 1 explained Exercise 4: Activity 1 Start a project in Google Slides Exercise 5: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 6: Quiz Question 2

Google Slides can contain many different types of content, including text, images, and videos. In this module we’ll explore some of the ways you can create and manage slides using the formatting tools available.

Exercise 1: Manage Google Slides Exercise 2: Activity 2 explained Exercise 3: Activity 2 Use themes and layouts Exercise 4: Adding and formatting content Exercise 5: Position objects on a slide

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Exercise 6: Speaker notes Exercise 7: Activity 3 explained Exercise 8: Activity 3 Change formatting and add speaker notes Exercise 9: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 10: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 11: Quiz Question 3

Using visuals to tell your story is a great way to capture your audience, summarize information, illuminate processes, and highlight key findings. With Google Slides, you have the option of adding shapes, tables, images, charts, and more. You can also add transitions and animations. In this module, we’ll look at some of the enhancements available in Google Slides.

Exercise 1: Enhance Google Slides Exercise 2: Add images and tables Exercise 3: Inserting objects into Slides Exercise 4: Activity 4 explained Exercise 5: Activity 4 Insert a linked chart Exercise 6: Transitions and animations Exercise 7: Activity 5 explained Exercise 8: Activity 5 Add slide transitions and object animations Exercise 9: Background options Exercise 10: Activity 6 explained Exercise 11: Activity 6 Change background color Exercise 12: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 13: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 14: Quiz Question 3

There are many ways to speed up your workflow when working with Google Slides. In this module, we’ll look at some of the options, including duplicating and ordering your slides, importing existing slides, copying slides, and hiding (or skipping) slides.

Exercise 1: Organize Google Slides Exercise 2: Activity 7 explained Exercise 3: Activity 7 Import and reorder slides Exercise 4: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 5: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 6: Quiz Question 3

In this module, we will look at the different ways to share your Google Slides presentations with others. We will discuss collaborator roles permissions, and you will learn how to track changes and manage versions of your presentations. We will also look at how you can publish your presentations to the web and Google Slides download options.

Exercise 1: Share your Google Slides Exercise 2: Share your presentation Exercise 3: Version management Exercise 4: Activity 8 explained Exercise 5: Activity 8 Share a presentation and check version history Exercise 6: Publication and download options Exercise 7: Activity 9 explained Exercise 8: Activity 9 Explore publication and download options Exercise 9: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 10: Quiz Question 2

In this module we’ll discuss how to use comments effectively to support the development of your presentations. You’ll learn how to add comments to your slides, assign an action item, resolve a comment, and view the comment history.

Exercise 1: Collaborate with Google Slides Exercise 2: Activity 10 explained Exercise 3: Activity 10 Use comments and action items Exercise 4: Notification settings and dynamic emails Exercise 5: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 6: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 7: Quiz Question 3

Creating slides is only half of the story -- presenting them is the ultimate goal. In this module, we will talk about presenting your Slides.

Exercise 1: Present Google Slides Exercise 2: Present your Google Slides Exercise 3: Activity 11 explained Exercise 4: Activity 11 Present your Google Slides Exercise 5: Present from a video conference Exercise 6: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 7: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 8: Quiz Question 3

In this module, you will put everything you have learned into practice by helping our fictional Google Workspace customer solve their business challenge.

Exercise 1: Business challenge overview Exercise 2: Business challenge explained Exercise 3: Activity 12 Business challenge Exercise 4: Wrap up