How to Create Interactive Quizzes in Google Slides

The video tutorial explains how to create an interactive quiz in Google Slides, addressing two main challenges: the lack of a 'last slide viewed' link and preventing users from clicking anywhere on the slide to proceed. The tutorial provides solutions for both issues, including using a workaround for slide linking and layering buttons to restrict clicks. A demonstration of creating a new question is also included.

What is one of the main challenges in creating an interactive quiz in Google Slides compared to PowerPoint?

• Lack of animation features

• No option to link to the last slide viewed

• Inability to add images

• Limited text formatting options

How can you create a link to the last slide viewed in Google Slides?

• By using a special plugin

• By manually creating multiple slides for each question

• By exporting to PowerPoint

• By using a built-in feature

What is the purpose of having a 'correct' and 'wrong' slide for each question?

• To provide feedback and navigate to the next or previous question

• To make the quiz visually appealing

• To add more content to the presentation

• To increase the number of slides

Why is it necessary to duplicate the set of three slides (question, correct, wrong) for each new question?

• To make the presentation longer

• To add more design elements

• To maintain consistency and ensure proper navigation

• To confuse the user

What is the purpose of the 'back' button on the wrong slide?

• To navigate back to the previous question

• To restart the quiz

• To end the quiz

• To skip to the next question

What technique is used to prevent users from clicking anywhere on the slide to proceed?

• Disabling mouse clicks

• Using a transparent button overlay

• Locking the slide

• Using a password-protected slide

How do you ensure that only the intended buttons are clickable on a slide?

• By disabling all other elements

• By exporting the slide to a different format

• By using a transparent overlay and layering correctly

• By using a special Google Slides feature

What is the keyboard shortcut to bring an element to the front in Google Slides?

• Ctrl + Shift + Up Arrow

• Ctrl + Alt + Up Arrow

• Ctrl + Shift + F

• Ctrl + Alt + F

What should you do if the large transparent button is in front of the text you want to edit?

• Change the slide layout

• Move the text box

• Delete the button

• Send the button to the back temporarily

How can you ensure that the links on the slides are set up correctly?

• By using a template

• By checking and updating them after duplicating slides

• By using a link checker tool

• By exporting the slides to another format