Creating Slides on SlideShare


Creating Slides on SlideShare

Created: Friday, November 28, 2014 posted by at 4:00 am


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Until now, SlideShare has been a repository of slides you create in other programs such as Microsoft PowerPoint or Apple Keynote – and then upload to their site. And then now something completely different has been announced – the option to create slides within SlideShare itself! In this tutorial, we will explore how you can create a basic presentation within SlideShare.

We are assuming that you already have a SlideShare account – if you do not, it’s easy to create a new SlideShare account. Once you are signed in, follow these steps to create your own slides:

  1. Click on the large Get Started button, shown in Figure 1 below.

    Get started creating slides in SlideShare

    Get started creating slides in SlideShare
    Figure 1: Get started creating slides in SlideShare

  2. You may see a login window pop up. Here you have to sign in with your SlideShare credentials to use the new slide creation features.

    Sign in into SlideShare

    Sign in into SlideShare
    Figure 2: Sign in into SlideShare

  3. Once you are logged in, a prompt window requesting your privacy controls appears – this only happens the first time you use SlideShare’s slide creation features. You now have to click on the Accept button (highlighted in blue within Figure 3, below) to start using Haiku Deck.

    Accept to allow Haiku Deck within SlideShare

    Accept to allow Haiku Deck within SlideShare
    Figure 3: Accept to allow Haiku Deck within SlideShare

    What is Haiku Deck?

    Haiku Deck is essentially an online slide creation service that has now been conveniently plugged right within the SlideShare site – once you accept the terms within the window shown in Figure 3, above – you will seamlessly work right within SlideShare.

  4. After Clicking the Accept button, you’ll be redirected to the presentation mode powered by Haiku Deck (see Figure 4 below).

    Haiku Deck within SlideShare

    Haiku Deck within SlideShare
    Figure 4: Haiku Deck within SlideShare

The presentation mode that you see in Figure 4, above has several interface options that will be explained within our upcoming Haiku Deck within SlideShare tutorial.

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