In this extension, you will publish your digital cookbook to the web to share with a wide audience.
This way, your friends and family members can see and use your recipe collection too.
Before you get started, it’s important to understand that
publishing your presentation to the web makes it a public document.
So, take a moment to consider if there is anything in your slideshow that is
private or that you wouldn’t want everyone to see.
Once you are comfortable with the content of your presentation, publish it to the web.
There are several options to choose from, such as:
Link which gives you a URL address to share with people;
and Embed, which will paste the actual slideshow into a web page, blog or social media site.
For this lesson, choose Link.
Next, choose how fast you want your slides to advance.
For this example, every minute is selected.
However, the viewer will still have control over playing and pausing the slides whenever they like.
Now, choose how the slideshow starts, either automatically when it loads, or manually.
In this example, choose manual to give the viewer more control over
moving through the cookbook at their own pace.
You can also program your presentation to repeat again once the last slide has played.
When you have finished selecting options, publish your presentation.
Copy the link...
and paste it into a new tab in your browser to view your presentation.
When you’re ready to share it, return to the publish menu
and email the link to your family, friends, or others.
At some point you might need to unpublish your presentation from the web.
For example, you may want to make changes to your presentation.
You can unpublish it from the web, make changes, and then publish the file again.
Or, you may decide that you want to unpublish it from the web for a period of time or permanently.
When you publish your cookbook to the web using Google Slides,
you can reach a much wider audience.
You can embed it into a website, blog, or share the link on social media.