Interactive Nearpod- How to convert Google Slides to a Nearpod

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How to create an interactive lesson from Google Slides.


It can be difficult in the virtual setting for teachers to see the work of their students.  You can easily convert any Google Slides presentation to an interactive Nearpod!

Benefits-

  • Students are actively involved
  • Teachers can see their student's work in real time
  • Teachers can share student exemplars without showing student names
  • Students get immediate feedback
  • Students can fix and resubmit answers

How to video- 

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  1. Beth SweeneyFebruary 2, 2023 at 6:00 AM

    I have always wondered if this was possible! This will make it much easier when I am creating my Nearpods! Thank you for sharing!

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