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How to manipulate Google Slides in Present Mode! Great find by Angi Meyer

Posted by Lori Blantz on Feb 4, 2021 7:45:00 AM

Today a special shout out goes to Angi Meyer, MDS teacher at South Lebanon Elementary School. Angi shared a Chrome Extension with Giovanna and myself that neither of us heard about and what a great find. Many of you are using Google Slides for interactive lessons, but you need to leave it in edit mode to move the pieces. Not anymore...check out this short video from Angi and the Chrome Extension called Fullscreen Interactive Google Slides (TM). One more added tip: To remove even more of the screen, go to the upper right hand side under your Google imagine and click on the carrot ^ and more full screen will show. Try it out. You will love it! meyer

Topics: Google

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ECSES Instructional Technology News  is an IU13 Early Childhood and Special Education Services (ECSES) blog providing support to educators using instructional technology in ECSES classrooms. The team of Lori Blantz (supervisor), Giovanna Chamberlian (Special Education Consultant), and Andrea Fellows (STEM Teacher) create the blogs.  Contact any team member at ecses-it@iu13.org 

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