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How To Display Presentation Slides on a Blog Post with Google Drive

Updated on Jul 26, 2013 by Guest Authors

In my last article, I posted about how to make cool visual graphics for your blog posts. One of them was about Presentation Slides. Now how about hosting it? Where in the whole entire Internet would you find a place to host and display your presentation slides? There are several places but let us look into using Google Drive to display your Presentation Slides:

Google Docs (or Drive?) – Presentation

Ever since Google has switched from Docs to Drive, I do not know how else to define it. Anyway, Google Drive can be used as a place to host your Presentation slides. Follow these steps to help you upload or create one and display it on your Blog Post.

Step 1: Start with signing up at Google.com

You need a Google account anyways if you are going to start using Google Drive. If you already have one, you can skip this step obviously.

Step 2: Go to drive.google.com

Google Drive is located at this link: drive.google.com. Its easy to remember.

Step 3: Create a Folder

Create a folder by clicking on the “Create” button located on the left of your screen. Then select, “Folder”.

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Create Folder in Google Drive. Best way to keep things organized especially when you are doing a presentation with plenty of images.

Step 4: Name your folder

We are going to get a little bit organized so name your folder whatever it is you want to share. Maybe “tutorials” or something.

Step 5: Upload or create presentation file

After creating the folder, you can start creating a presentation file from scratch by clicking on the “Create” button. If you are creating one, go to step 9.

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Uploading files or folders for mass import into Google Drive. Remember, you only have 5 GB of free storage space. Isn’t cloud storage awesome?

Step 6: Select your presentation file (Upload)

Find your file to upload. Google accepts and is compatible with most presentation file formats like ppt, pptx, .doc, .docx, etc. After you select one or many, click “Open”.

Step 7: Waiting to finish uploading

This might take sometime depending on your Internet connection. Just before this, there are options you can check to convert pdf to documents or convert files to Google compatibility for further editing.

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Google Drive will take over and load your files properly. Better get some tea and biscuit while you wait.

Step 8: Set the file sharing to public

After uploading the file, click the “Share” button, then click “Change” and change it to “Public on the web“. Click “Done“. Here you can also add owners or editors to this file, so there’s your little collaboration feature. Along with some nifty social sharing buttons at your leisure.

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File Sharing To Public in Google Drive. Presentation isn’t a presentation if its not shared with people.

Step 9: Publish to the Web

To embed this on your website or blog, open the presentation file and go to “File” then “Publish to the web“.

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Publish to the web with Google Drive

Step 10: Start Publishing

Click “Start publishing”. If you want to know more about its visibility options, click here.

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Publishing this to the web will not affect its visibility options. So if its private, its private.

Step 11: Copy the Embed Code

You can change a few settings below the embed code before you copy. Like how fast do you want the presentation to show? Do you want it to start automatically? Do you want to restart the presentation when it reaches the end? I find this a great way to present a product on a splash page or a landing page.

Step 12: Paste and Post

Paste the code in the HTML view of the article and post. It is quite simple as that. No hassle, no fuss. Unfortunately I cannot do a preview of the presentation in this article, so I posted this same tutorial but in a presentation format on my blog site here.

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