💬 The Do’s and Don’ts of Google Slides
Take advantage of the built-in Google Search tools to ensure that you are including images that have high resolution (larger than 640×480), have a transparent background (png), and that are copyright safe.
This is a useful reflection when it comes to creating slide decks of all sorts. My question is around the dimensions of images. I have noticed of late that even if I have a high resolution image on my computer that when I upload it (using a basic personal account, not GSuite account) that I am given a compressed copy. Am I right to in inferring from your post that by using the search feature built into Slides that this will allow for higher-res images? I did not when testing the Upslash Add-on that the images were of a better quality. Just wondering your thoughts.
💬 The Do’s and Don’ts of Google Slides – a reply to @emmacottier on the quality of images used in #GoogleSlides collect.readwriterespond.com/the-dos-and-do… #GSu
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@mrkrndvs All good suggestions in that article; all apply to slide decks in general. Why do you think the author repeats the name “Google Slides” over and over when none of the advice is specific to Google products?
@fiona that is a fair point Fiona. In part it is because EdTechTeam (the group behind the blog) has a long standing affiliation with Google.