How to Create a Background Image for a Google Slide

The video tutorial demonstrates how to create interactive Google Slides for educational purposes. It guides teachers on how to prepare slides that allow students to drag and drop elements without altering the main content. The process involves duplicating slides, creating non-movable backgrounds using screenshots, and uploading word phrases for student interaction. The final slides are shared via Google Classroom, enabling students to demonstrate their understanding of the order of operations by rearranging the elements.

What is the main purpose of creating interactive Google Slides in an educational setting?

• To enable students to interact with specific elements without altering the design

• To allow students to edit the slide design

• To share slides with other teachers

• To make slides more visually appealing

Why is it important to duplicate a slide before making it interactive?

• To ensure the original design is preserved

• To allow students to edit the original slide

• To create a backup in case of errors

• To make the slide more colorful

What is the purpose of taking a screenshot of the slide elements?

• To share the slide with other teachers

• To use the screenshot as a non-editable background

• To create a backup of the slide

• To print the slide for offline use

How does setting a screenshot as a background help in creating interactive slides?

• It enables students to add their own images

• It makes the slide more colorful

• It allows students to edit the background

• It prevents students from altering the slide design

What is the final step before distributing the interactive slide to students?

• Adding music to the slide

• Changing the slide background color

• Uploading and arranging the word phrases for interaction

• Adding animations to the slide

Why is it important to mix up the word phrases on the interactive slide?

• To make the slide more challenging for students

• To confuse the students

• To make the slide look more organized

• To ensure students cannot complete the task

How do students submit their completed interactive slides?

• By printing and handing them in

• By submitting through Google Classroom

• By emailing the teacher

• By sharing on social media