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Благодаря онлайн-сервисам Вы можете сделать презентацию в Google и вставить на блог WordPress.

Какое обучение может пройти без презентации?

Конечно, если Вам нравится роль оратора и Вам удобнее выступать на аудиторию и фиксировать идеи и мысли в процессе, то можно обойтись и без неё. А вот для тех, кто любит готовится заранее, подбирать картинки, есть возможность воспользоваться презентацией, состоящей из слайдов.

Относитесь ко второй категории? Тогда эта статья будет для Вас полезна.

Для начала создадим презентацию в Goggle:

1. В сетке приложений Google выберите «Документы»
2. Нажмите сетку «Google документы»
3. В выпадающем списке выберите «Презентации»
4. Нажмите «+» справа внизу для создания нового документа
5. Слева наверху нажмите на «Презентация без названия», удалите и введите своё

Все изменения сохраняются автоматически в программе и на Google диске.

Вы можете выбрать тему (шаблон) для своей презентации из того, что предлагается, а также создать свою

1. В меню нажмите «Тема»
2. Справа в боковой колонке выберите шаблон
3. Нажмите в меню «Макет», чтобы посмотреть все шаблоны данной темы

Вы можете создать внешний вид слайдов в других программах для презентаций и импортировать их в Google

1. В меню нажмите «Файл» и в выпадающем списке выберите «Импорт слайдов»
2. Во всплывшем окне перейдите во вкладку «Загрузка» и нажмите «Выберите файл с компьютера».
   Вы можете использовать форматы: PPTX, POT, POTM, POTX, PPS, PPSM, PPSX, ODP
3. Нажмите на ссылку «Все» или выберите необходимые, далее нажмите кнопку «Импорт слайдов»

Все слайды автоматически загрузятся в Google

1. Вы можете изменить размер, для этого в меню «Файл» выберите «Настройки страницы»
2. Во всплывшем окне нажмите на выпадающий список
3. Выберите подходящий размер  и нажмите «Ок»

После того, как Вы всё подготовили, пришло время скачать презентацию Google к себе на компьютер.

В меню «Файл» нажмите «Скачать как» и выберите вариант формата из списка

1. Чтобы добавить новый слайд для начала отметьте слева тот, после которого будет новый
2. Нажмите в меню на значок +
3. Выберите шаблон слайда из предложенных под значком стрелки рядом с +

Для вставки текста в презентацию Google выполните следующие действия:

1. В меню «Вставка» выберите из выпадающего списка «Текстовое поле»
2. Отрегулируйте расположение синего блока и напишите текст внутри, отформатируйте его

Аналогично Вы можете добавить другие объекты

Для того, чтобы отредактировать объект или текст, нажмите правой кнопкой мыши на него и из контекстного меню выберите необходимое действие. Либо воспользуйтесь панелью для редактирования над слайдами.

1. Для создания анимации нажмите в меню «Вид» вкладка «Анимация»
2. Выберите объект на слайде для анимации, нажмите слева на «Добавить анимацию»
   • Настройте индивидуально для каждого объекта:
   • Как будет появляться и исчезать
   • В какой момент (по щелчку, после предыдущей, одновременно с предыдущей)
   • Нажмите «Воспроизведение»
3. В этой же колонке Вы можете активировать переходы слайдов: нажмите «Слайд» и выберите тип перехода

Примените ко всем слайдам и нажмите «Воспроизведение»

Как Презентацию в Google Вставить на WordPress?

Перед публикацией на блоге выполните предварительные настройки:

1. В пункте меню «Файл» перейдите в раздел»Опубликовать в интернет»
2. Переключитесь на вкладку «Встроить»
3. Для пользователей шаблона AB-Inspiration укажите размер слайдов — если для статьи или страницы с боковой колонкой, то выберите «Другой» и в поле ширина пропишите 650. Если будете использовать страницу «На всю ширину», то выберите размер 940. Для других пользователей придётся поиграть с размерами, они зависят от Вашей темы.
4. Укажите с какой частотой будут меняться слайды
5. Отметьте «Запустить слайд-шоу»
6. Нажмите «Опубликовать»
7. Дождитесь формирование кода и скопируйте его

Вставьте, как обычно, в текстовый редактор. Полезная о нём Редактор WordPress. Как пользоваться без слёз?

Более подробно с возможностями и настройками презентаций Google Вы можете познакомиться в Справочном центре.

А вот, что у нас получилось

Используйте презентации Google для продвижения себя и бизнеса, а также для разнообразия контента на Вашем блоге!

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90000 How to make an interactive presentation in Google Slides 90001 90002 When you’re giving a presentation, you want to impress your audience and make sure they see you as credible. Whether you want to win the next big contract or simply inform, a well-designed presentation can make all the difference. One way to make your presentation stand out is by making it interactive. Interactive presentations are a great way to present information while keeping your audience engaged. 90003 90002 Before we dive in, it’s important to define what we mean by ‘interactive presentation’.’Interactive’ is sometimes used to describe presentations that include quiz questions or audience participation — that’s not what we’re talking about here. When we say ‘interactive’ we’re talking about a clickable presentation that uses hyperlinks to help users navigate to different sections. A presentation with hyperlinks is ‘interactive’ because it allows the user to choose what information they view, and in what order. As a general rule of thumb, an interactive presentation works well when your audience needs to engage directly with what’s on the screen, putting them in control of how they digest the information.In this blog post, we’ll walk through how to make an interactive presentation in Google slides. 90003 90006 Technical aspects, step-by-step 90007 90002 Now that we’re on the same page, let’s delve into how to actually create an effective interactive presentation in Google Slides. It’s easier than you might think. 90003 90002 90011 Step 1 90012 90003 90002 Start by opening a new presentation! From the Google Slides homepage, look to the top left and click the 90011 Blank 90012 button to open a new presentation.This is your blank slate from which to create an outstanding interactive presentation! 90003 90002 90019 90019 90003 90002 90011 Step 2 90012 90003 90002 Google Slides automatically inserts a title slide when you open a new presentation, so all you need to do is click on the title text box and type in a title. Make the title something clear and catchy, that your audience can easily understand. 90003 90002 90029 90029 90003 90002 90011 Step 3 90012 90003 90002 Now, let’s move on to the all-important menu slide.We’re going to create something that looks like a button, so that your audience knows it’s clickable. Later on, we’ll add in hyperlinks. You can use any shape for your button, but rectangular shapes with rounded corners often look the most ‘button-like’. First, locate the 90011 Shape 90012 button on the toolbar in slides, and select a shape. Then, double click on the slide and that shape will appear. Click and drag using the nodes along the edges of the shape to change its size. 90003 90002 90041 90041 90003 90002 You can add labels either by typing directly on to the shape, or by clicking the text box button (also on the toolbar) and positioning a text box on top of the shape.You might also want to add a small arrow shape on top of your button, to help show that the button is clickable. 90011 90012 90003 90002 90049 90049 90003 90002 If you’ve got a more artistic temperament, this is an opportunity to be creative! Your button does not have to be made from shapes. The buttons on the menu slide in our example presentation are actually images. Feel free to get those artistic juices flowing, but keep in mind that your buttons need to look clickable. One way of doing this is by adding a drop shadow or border.To add a border, use the border color and border weight buttons, found on the toolbar. 90003 90002 90055 90055 90003 90002 To insert a drop shadow just 90011 right 90012 90011 click 90012, then select 90011 Format options 90012, and check the box for 90011 Drop shadow 90012. 90003 90002 90069 90069 90003 90002 You could also make your buttons a contrasting color from the background and other text — however, avoid colors that are too bright, as this can be distracting. 90003 90002 This first button you have created is the basis for your menu.When you’re happy with how it looks, replicate it so that the number of buttons corresponds to the number of sections in your presentation. You can do this by copying and pasting. Simply select the entire button — click with your mouse and drag over the button so all elements are highlighted — then copy and paste it by 90011 right 90012 90011 clicking 90012, selecting 90011 Copy 90012 and then 90011 Paste 90012 however many times you need. Edit the text of each button to correspond to the section of the presentation it will link to.Next, ensure that the buttons are aligned in some sort of order. You can select various buttons and then align or distribute them as you like using the alignment tools found under the 90011 Arrange 90012 tab. 90003 90002 90087 90087 90003 90002 Note: If you decide to use icons or imagery, it’s a good idea to make sure the meaning is clear. For example, we all know that the house symbol mean ‘go to the home page’. There’s no point using a zebra icon to return to the homepage, because people will get confused.Stick to what people find familiar, good navigation is about ease of use! 90003 90002 Tip: To use icons in your interactive presentation in Google Slides, click the 90011 Add 90012 — 90011 ons 90012 tab, select 90011 Get add-ons 90012, and then select the 90011 Insert icons 90012 add-on. 90003 90002 90103 90103 90003 90002 Then, under the 90011 Add 90012 — 90011 ons 90012 tab, a new option will appear which is 90011 Insert icons for Slides 90012. Hover over this, and select 90011 Open sidebar to select icons 90012.90003 90002 90117 90117 90003 90002 Then, once the sidebar appears, ensure that the icon set selected on the drop-down menu is ‘Material Design.’ 90003 90002 90123 90123 90003 90002 90011 Step 4 90012 90003 90002 Create section header slides for each section in your presentation. Do this by navigating to the top of the page, and clicking 90011 New slide 90012 on the top left of the tool bar. Repeat this step as many times as necessary. Next, build as many buttons as you need for the subsection using the steps outlined above.You can also simply copy and paste the buttons you’ve already created, and just edit the text. 90003 90002 90011 Step 5 90012 90003 90002 Add the information you want to include in each section. If this is images, like in our example presentation, then insert images using the 90011 Insert 90012 tab. 90003 90002 90143 90143 90003 90002 90003 90002 If this is text, type on the slide using a text box. However, it’s best to use visuals instead of long paragraphs of text. Keep your message clear and succinct.90003 90002 90011 Step 6 90012 90003 90002 Repeat steps 4 and 5 for each section. Make sure each section has a header slide, with buttons if necessary. Look through your presentation up to this point — make sure all the sections are ordered correctly, and that there is a header slide at the beginning of each. 90003 90002 90011 Step 7 90012 90003 90002 Return to your initial menu slide. Make transparent shapes to cover each ‘button’ you have created. We will turn these transparent shapes into hyperlinks that allow users to navigate through your deck.First, click the 90011 Shape 90012 button on the toolbar, and then create a shape that covers the button that you have created, but not any white space outside them. Then, select the shape and click the 90011 Fill color 90012 button on the toolbar, select 90011 Transparent 90012 from the dropdown menu. 90003 90002 90169 90169 90003 90002 Place these transparent shapes over the top of every button in your deck. Using transparent shapes in this way makes it much easier to edit the hyperlinks if needed, and also makes it less likely that a user will miss a clickable area! 90003 90002 90011 Step 8 90012 90003 90002 Now we are ready to hyperlink each button! Select the first transparent box on your menu slide, right click, then select 90011 Link 90012 and choose 90011 Slides in this presentation 90012.From here, choose the slide you want your button to navigate to when clicked. 90003 90002 90185 90185 90003 90002 Tip: If your slide has a title, it will have the same title in the link section, making it easier to find. After you have linked these two slides the link will stay connected to the specific slide, not the slide number — so it does not matter if you move things around. 90003 90002 90011 Step 9 90012 90003 90002 Repeat this process for all buttons, so that each one links to the correct slide.90003 90002 90011 Step 10 90012 90003 90002 Create buttons to return to the main menu. To do this, follow the steps outlined previously and use a transparent box that links back to the main menu slide. If you have different subsections within a section, you can also create a button linking back to the section title slide from each subsection. 90003 90006 Interactive presentations in Google Slides: Beyond the basics 90007 90002 Following these steps will give you a fully interactive presentation in Google Slides.But if you want to go beyond the basics, here are some tips and tricks that will help your interactive deck be even more intuitive and user friendly. 90003 90002 90011 An effective menu slide is key 90012 90003 90002 The centerpiece of a good interactive presentation is an effective menu slide that is clearly navigable, has a deliberate spatial layout, and is visually appealing. For example, the buttons on this menu slide clearly indicate the separate sections in our presentation 90011. 90012 The arrangement of your buttons helps the user understand your presentation’s structure, so make sure they are arranged logically.90003 90002 90215 90215 90003 90002 90011 Your presentation needs to be visually 90012 90221 engaging 90222 90003 90002 We at BrightCarbon are particularly passionate about this point — far too often slides look dull and drab — and we think it’s important to be the change you want to see in the presentation world! It would be impossible to cover all the ways you can make your deck visually appealing in a short blog post — the important point is to consider the overall aesthetics of each slide and the presentation as a whole.If you’re looking for some design inspiration, check out this article about making slides look great using images. 90003 90002 90227 90227 90003 90002 90011 Make navigation as simple as possible 90012 90003 90002 Your menu slide is the jumping-off point to the different sections of your presentation — but constantly exiting present mode to return to your menu slide can break the flow. In a normal presentation there is not an effective way of returning to the main slide without clicking back through all the content you’ve already shown.As you want to be able to go through your presentation in a non-linear fashion you need an easy way to return to your jumping-off point. Place a button at the end of each section that links to the original menu slide, so you do not have to exit the presentation once you start. 90003 90002 90011 Provide your audience with signposts 90012 90003 90002 You want your audience to understand where they are within the presentation, providing them with signposts is an easy way to achieve this. A signpost can be a header slide at the beginning of the section or small indicator icons throughout a given section.It can also be a slide or button at the end of each that clearly includes options to either return to the main menu or go straight into the next section. Make it easy for your audience to follow the flow of your deck. 90003 90002 90243 90243 90003 90002 90011 Be strategic when positioning buttons 90012 90003 90002 Consider the location of buttons on the slide. If a button is at the end of a section and returns the user to the main menu, it’s probably best to put it at the bottom right, as in the West we tend to read from left to right, top to bottom.Think about where best to position buttons so the placement is consistently, and so they do not get in the way of your main content. Take a look at the above screenshot — we’ve positioned our section buttons so they are clearly visible, but do not dominate the slide. 90003 90002 Make sure you keep the best practices in mind, as they will help you make a clear roadmap that runs throughout your slides. You’re well on your way to creating a great interactive presentation in Google Slides, just one last thing to do — get started! 90003 Leave a comment.90000 How-to Google Slides and PowerPoint tutorials 90001 90002 How to End Your Presentation: Tips for Your Grand Finale 90003 90004 You have just created the most amazing presentation ever. You have written a touching speech and you are designing your last slides … Oh, wait. How to end your pitch? Sometimes people get distracted. Do not panic. You do not need to read Aristotle’s Rhetoric to close your presentation in an effective way…. 90005 90002 Tips for Teleworking: The Best Meeting and Project Proposal Templates 90003 90004 During this turmoil caused by the COVID-19, teleworking has turned into the new (and safest) way of approaching our job duties. Video calls, sharing our screen … does this ring a bell? Apart from hearing your colleagues in the distance, you have seen any presentations during this period of time, for sure In… 90005 .90000 How to make an effective PowerPoint presentation 90001 90002 90003 90004 Hi there, if you’ve reached this page by searching on Google for «How to make an effective PowerPoint presentation» you’ll also be interested in my Guide How to make an Effective PowerPoint Presentation. 90005 90006 90007 90003 I asked a number of experts for their tips on how to make an effective PowerPoint presentation. Follow these tips and you’ll be able to create simple and clear PowerPoint slides. 90006 90010 1.Plan your content first 90011 90003 Many experts warned about the dangers of planning your presentation in PowerPoint: 90006 90002 90003 Ellen Finkelstein: Many people start the process of creating a presentation in PowerPoint, by entering text on the slides. Bad idea. The content should drive the design. 90006 90007 90002 90003 Bert Decker: The end result is totally PowerPoint driven, and we have information without influence and data without emotion. 90006 90007 90003 So the most important recommendation is to plan your content first.This recommendation came up time and time again. In some cases, it was the only recommendation that contributors made: 90006 90002 90003 Joey Asher: Here’s what I’d like to see going forward. Let’s start creating presentations by taking out a blank sheet of paper and writing down what we want to accomplish and what our audience cares about. 90006 90007 90002 90003 Geetesh Bajaj: Always start your presentation on paper — draw your ideas, link relationships between concepts, and create a storyboard.90006 90007 90002 90003 George Torok: The first thing that presenters need to do is to ask these important questions before creating their presentation. What’s the purpose of your presentation? What do you want you audience to do because of your presentation? What message do you want to deliver that will help you achieve that purpose? 90006 90007 90010 2. Use a plain background and remove any unecessary detail 90011 90003 Delete that powerpoint template. Powerpoint templates come from the mindset that PowerPoint slides are like documents and so should be branded.Templates add clutter and distract from the visual impact of a slide. Here are just 3 suggestions representative of those made: 90006 90002 90003 M J Plebon: Let the majority of people start creating with a clean white canvas. 90006 90007 90002 90003 Jeromy Timmer: All of the standard Microsoft PowerPoint templates stink. Horribly. The ones that are not completely awful are so overused that they’ve become a cliche. Do not use any of them. 90006 90007 90002 90003 Christophe Harrer: When it comes to slide design, you should not think of decoration, but of communication.Everything you add to your slides should have a positive impact on the message you are communicating. This is why I always use a very simple design theme for my slides. 90006 90007 90052 The research 90053 90003 There is no direct research on the use of templates in PowerPoint. However, there is research that shows that any material (pictures, sounds or information) which is not conceptually relevant to the topic harms learning. 90006 90002 90003 Cliff Atkinson: The fundamental research results remain as true in 2009 as in випуску 2008 — removing extraneous information from a screen actually increases learning.90006 90007 90002 90003 Jennifer Kammeyer: PowerPoint with irrelevant pictures can be detrimental to learning (Bartsch, R.A. & Cobern, K.M. (2003). Effectiveness of PowerPoint presentations in lectures. Computers & Education, 41, 77-86.) 90006 90007 90052 What about corporate templates? 90053 90003 Just about every organisation has a template that you’re supposed to use when you create a PowerPoint presentation. The idea behind this is well-intentioned. Artistically-challenged staff can get into a horrible design mess with no guidance.But corporate templates tend to include a lot of distracting extraneous detail. Check out this example from Skype (thanks to Jan Schultink for highlighting this one). 90006 90003 90006 90003 If you can get away with it, simply use a plain background based on your corporate colours. Jeromy Timmer suggests: 90006 90002 90003 You can still incorporate your brand into your presentation material. Create a color palette based on your logo or on a photo representative of your industry. My favorite tool for this is Kuler.90006 90007 90003 You can allow yourself a small understated logo in a corner — such as in this background from Duarte. 90006 90003 90006 90010 3. One idea per slide 90011 90003 So now you have your plain background instead of a cluttered and distracting PowerPoint template. Use each slide to express one idea: 90006 90003 Ellen Finkelstein 90006 90002 90003 Presenters can completely transform their presentations from boring bullets to high-impact visuals by putting one point on a slide.90006 90007 90003 Robert Lane 90006 90002 90003 Presenters must assure that slides follow good cognitive design principles. Something as simple as having only one main idea per slide makes a huge difference. 90006 90007 90052 The research 90053 90003 Michael Alley is the lead researcher in this area. His research suggests that the idea should be expressed as a full sentence. Jennifer Kammeyer says: 90006 90002 90003 Alley (et. Al.) Found that students were better able to recall the main assertion of slides when presented with a full-sentence headline written as an assertion compared to a word or phrase headline.Alley, M., Schreiber, M., Ramsdell, K., & Muffo, J. (2006). How the Design of Headlines in Presentation Slides Affects Audience Retention. Technical Communication, 53, 225-234. 90006 90007 90003 Michael Alley reiterates this in his contribution to this project: 90006 90002 90003 Fewer words on each slide (ideally one sentence headline, no more than two lines, that states the assertion of the slide). 90006 90007 90010 4. Support the headline with graphic evidence 90011 90003 Instead of bullets, support your points with graphic evidence.This can include photos, images, charts and diagrams. 90006 90002 90003 Christophe Harrer: Say the words and put the visuals on your slides. 90006 90007 90002 90003 Lisa Braithwaite: Support your points with creative and relevant images. 90006 90007 90002 90003 Michael Alley: Use graphics rather than bullet lists to support the headline. 90006 90007 90052 The research 90053 90003 Richard Mayer calls this the Multimedia Principle: Use words and graphics rather than words alone. This is backed up by research on e-learning.In his book co-authored with Ruth Clarke «E-Learning and the Science of Instruction», Richard Mayer looks at the results of ten different studies comparing the performance of students who learned from words plus graphics, or words alone: ​​90006 90002 90003 In all ten comparisons, students who received a multimedia lesson consisting of words and pictures performed better on a subsequent transfer test than students who received the same information only in words. 90006 90007 90003 90006 90003 These studies concern e-learning, not PowerPoint.However Richard Mayer does consider that these studies are relevant to PowerPoint. In his contribution to this project, he says: 90006 90002 90003 For the past 20 years, my colleagues and I at the University of California, Santa Barbara have been conducting scientifically rigorous experiments aimed at determining what works with multimedia presentations. My hope for the future is that the results of this research can be used to improve the effectiveness of PowerPoint messages. 90006 90007 90010 5.You do not always need a slide 90011 90003 Not every point in your presentation needs a slide: 90006 90002 90003 Andrew Lightheart: You only need a visual aid in a presentation if you would need one in conversation. 90006 90007 90002 90003 Michael Alley: Slides should be projected only when they serve the presentation. 90006 90007 90003 What do you do when you’re not showing a slide? You insert a plain black slide into your slideshow. 90006 90002 90003 Bert Decker: This is a simple concept, and yet it is profound when you use it all the time.It’s a game changer! 90006 90007 90003 Or maybe, PowerPoint is not the most appropriate tool at that time in your presentation. 90006 90002 90003 Lisa Braithwaite: Just like no one person can meet all of your relationship needs, no one tool can meet all of your presentation needs. I like to use flip charts with or without PowerPoint; flip charts used to sketch out an idea, get input from the audience or provide a group activity keep a presentation lively. There’s movement, there’s interaction, there’s problem solving, and the activity is spontaneous, created on the spot.90006 90007 90010 6. Put detail in the handouts 90011 90003 This was the item that was recommended the most times! If you want to follow best practice, simply printing out your PowerPoint slides to create a handout is no longer an option. Here are some of the views: 90006 90002 90003 Mike Pulsifer: Well-designed slides are terrible handouts since they lack the on-slide text necessary to form an informative narrative. [Create] handouts that are distributed after the presentation. 90006 90007 90002 90003 Cliff Atkinson: Your handouts [are] the repository for detailed information.90006 90007 90002 90003 Simon Raybould: [Have] well-written hand-outs to leave behind after the presentation for those who want to know the whys and where-fores. These will have to be different from the slides of course! 90006 90007 90052 The research 90053 90003 I’m not aware of any research specifically on this point. But given that research indicates taking detailed text off the slides, creating handouts for detailed information makes sense. 90006 90003 90187 Note: 90188 90006 90003 This post is part of a group writing project I ran in 2009.Here are all the contributions: 90006 90192 90193 A list of all the blogposts with a one or two sentence summary of each post. 90194 90193 A list of all the blogposts with quotes from each post. 90194 90193 The e-mail contributions that I received quoted in full. These are from Cliff Atkinson, Guy Kawasaki, Julie Terberg, Michael Alley, Nancy Duarte, Richard Mayer and Seth Godin. 90194 90199 90003 And here are the other posts: 90006 90192 90193 PowerPoint Slide Design: Does Design Matter? 90194 90193 Simplicity versus detail in powerpoint slide design.90194 90193 The most promising slide technology for 2009. 90194 90199 90010 Success! Check your email for a link to download the SpeakerMap. And if you have a presentation coming up, do make use of the interactive email tips we’ll send you. 90011 .90000 How to Make a Timeline in Google Slides [Easiest Method] 90001 90002 Google Slides is a cloud-based (and free) alternative to PowerPoint, and it has become incredibly popular. 90003 90002 Believe it or not, you can actually use Google Slides to create a timeline, right in your presentation. 90003 90002 Of course, your timelines would be more intricate and professional if you used a dedicated timeline software, but you can definitely make a basic timeline for your presentation.90003 90002 In this tutorial, we’re going to teach you how to make a timeline in Google Slides the easy way. 90003 90002 Oh, and did we mention it’s absolutely free as well? 90003 90002 Let’s get started! 90003 90014 Inserting a Basic Timeline Template 90015 90002 Google Slides has a variety of diagrams that you can insert in your presentation, including timeline templates. 90003 90002 To begin, navigate to 90019 Insert> Diagram … 90020 90003 90002 90023 90003 90002 Next, you’ll be prompted to select which diagram you want.Choose 90019 Timeline 90020 from the list of options: 90003 90002 90003 90002 After selecting the timeline option, you’ll be presented with a whole host of different timeline styles to choose from. 90003 90002 You can have 4 to 6 events in your timeline, and you can pick which color you’d like your timeline to be: 90003 90002 90003 90002 Now you’ll have a timeline template in your slide, ready for you to customize it to your liking: 90003 90002 90003 90002 It’s important to note, however, that you’re limited to a maximum of 6 timeline events when creating a timeline with Google sheets.90003 90002 If you want to create a professional timeline in minutes that allows you to add as many events as you want, check out Preceden online timeline maker. 90003 90002 It’s free to sign up, and it’s super easy to use. 90003 90014 Customizing Your Timeline 90015 90002 Anyway, from this stage of the game, it’s time to start adding timeline events. 90003 90002 You can click on any of the timeline elements to make changes: 90003 90002 90003 90002 Each text box can be edited, moved, resized, and changed as you wish.You can also change the position of the main timeline itself: 90003 90002 As you can see here, I’ve changed the font size, position, and color of the year in the first event, as well as the position of the main timeline elements: 90003 90002 90003 90002 Using Slides ‘ability to insert images, you can add pictures to your timeline as well. 90003 90002 Either copy / paste the image into your timeline presentation, or you can insert the image. 90003 90002 Click the image icon in the toolbar, or click 90019 Insert> Image 90020 to add as many images as you’d like to your timeline.90003 90002 90003 90002 If you have any videos to add to the timeline, you can also do that by going to 90019 Insert> Video 90020. 90003 90014 Is Google Slides The Best Way to Make a Timeline? 90015 90002 Creating timelines with Google Slides is pretty straightforward. The nice thing about Google Slides is that it’s lightweight, easy to use, and you can use it for free as long as you have an internet connection. You do not need to build a powerful computer to use Google Slides.90003 90002 Unfortunately, the process is tedious and worst of all, you’re limited to 6 timeline events. 90003 90002 Using this approach is great for simple timelines, but if you want to make something professional (quickly) without much effort, it would be in your best interest to use a dedicated timeline maker like Preceden. 90003 90002 Sure, you can use tools and plug-ins like LucidChart to make a timeline in Google Docs, but these tools were not designed specifically for timeline creation.90003 90002 With Preceden, you can create stunning timelines with ease for free online. 90003 90002 There are tons of customization options, and you can add layers to your timelines to make them even more organized. 90003 90002 90019 Check it out: 90020 90003 90002 90003 90002 Best of all, Preceden allows you to easily export your timelines so they can be printed, embedded, or even added to your Google Slides presentation. 90003 90002 Create your first timeline for free today! 90003 .