Using Presentations in Google Documents

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Using Presentations in Google Documents
DREW NOAH: So now I'm going to show how you can share your presentation in real-time, online, with other people that have an Internet connection. So how you do this is you just go to "Start presentation" right there, and it's really big so I'll go ahead and make it smaller so you can see it. But--there you go. So it brings up this window and now I'm sharing this presentation online. And how this works is up here you can see, to present this online, share the URL with other people to include them in your "Audience." So what you would do is you would start it online and let other people know that you're going to be sharing a presentation, and then you would copy this and send them this URL. And as they go to this URL, they're going to pop up here in this little "Audience" box, and then you could actually chat, just like this. And then once everybody is here, you can start chatting. Everybody ready, all right, let's go. And then you can start the slideshow and just navigate your slides just like this. So that's a pretty--a really cool thing, and I mean the coolest thing about Google Documents in general is that it's all online. So of course you'd be able to present your slideshow online, and just kinda, like, when you collaborate on the spreadsheet we've discussed, you can chat. So that's a really cool function of Google Presentation, and that's presenting it online in real-time.

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Expert: Drew Noah has been working for various websites for over five years. He uses Google Documents as a web-based alternative to Microsoft Office to organize his documents and spreadsheets. Read More