Closed Captions in Google Slides

The video tutorial introduces the closed captions feature in Google Slides, which allows spoken words to appear as text at the bottom of slides during presentations. This feature is beneficial for enhancing understanding in educational settings. Although it doesn't provide a full transcript for printing, it helps avoid displaying unintended words. The tutorial encourages educators to share their experiences with this feature.

What feature in Google Slides unexpectedly excited teachers?

• Slide transitions

• Animation effects

• Closed captions

• Background music

How can you activate the closed captions feature in Google Slides?

• By clicking on the 'Insert' menu

• By enabling it in presentation mode

• By downloading an extension

• By using a keyboard shortcut

What is a key benefit of using closed captions during presentations?

• It allows for automatic slide transitions

• It enhances understanding for the audience

• It provides a summary of the presentation

• It enables voice commands

What is a limitation of the closed captions feature in Google Slides?

• It only works offline

• It does not provide a transcript of the presentation

• It requires a paid subscription

• It only supports English language

What happens if you make a verbal mistake while using closed captions?

• The mistake is saved for review

• The mistake is not displayed

• The mistake is automatically corrected

• The mistake is highlighted