Below is a description of my experience using the digital tool Google Slides. Google Slides is part of the Google Suite for education core services and is located in google drive. It is comparable to Power Point; however, it has collaborative features that benefit student use in the classroom.
Fables are a fantastic way to review character traits, feelings,
and compare characters. Google slides is a great collaborative tool that
students can use. It enables students to work collaboratively on the same
project in and outside of the classroom.
My experience in creating this lesson was enjoyable and nerve
wracking. The general format of slides was easy to acclimate to because
of my experience with creating slides using PowerPoint; however, the tools and
features were quite different. The location of the tools is in different
locations and titled differently. I had to search between the different drop-down
menus to accomplish my goal which made it challenging. For example, in
PowerPoint, the option to customize the slides is under “design” and in Google
Slides it is located under file and titled “page setup.” Time was
spent familiarizing myself with the features in Google Slides.
This was challenging because I kept wanting to select options like
I would using PowerPoint.
While using google slides, I was disappointed with the ability to
change the background of the slides and I did not like being limited to just
changing the slide background colors.
I really enjoyed being able to link directly to a word or picture
using the link icon. Linking a video was easy and having it play within
the text box parameters. However, when clicking on the link to a graphic
organizer, I was unable to have it pull up within the parameters of the text
box.
Overall, I like that google slides enables students to work collaboratively from their own chrome books in and outside of the class setting. I predict that I will be using this tool more and more.Click on the link below to view the artifact https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1u39ZtykcPX1RMPG8u0bTRp3hO9PISzFQdMPhAZ--tLs/edit?usp=sharing
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