16 Mar Use Canva’s Design and Recording Tools With Your PowerPoint and Google Slides
The other day a reader sent me an interesting question that I hadn’t thought about before. That was whether or not you can use Canva’s recording studio with Google Slides. At first I thought to myself, “why not just make a screen recording of the slides with something like Screencastify?” Then I thought about it some more and realized that the reason for the question was that Canva’s recording studio makes it easy to see your speaker notes while recording, but it doesn’t show the speaker notes in the final version of the recording.
It is possible to use your Google Slides, PowerPoint slides, and Keynote slides in Canva to use Canva’s recording and design tools with those slides. The trick is to first make sure that your slides are in PowerPoint format. To do that download your Google Slides or Keynote slides as a PPTX file. Then you can upload that file to your Canva account where you can then use all of Canva’s editing, design, and recording tools. Watch this video to see how that whole process works.
The other day a reader sent me an interesting question that I hadn’t thought about before. That was whether or not you can use Canva’s recording studio with Google Slides. At first I thought to myself, “why not just make a screen recording of the slides with something like Screencastify?” Then I thought about it some more and realized that the reason for the question was that Canva’s recording studio makes it easy to see your speaker notes while recording, but it doesn’t show the speaker notes in the final version of the recording. It is possible to use your Google Slides, PowerPoint slides, and Keynote slides in Canva to use Canva’s recording and design tools with those slides. The trick is to first make sure that your slides are in PowerPoint format. To do that download your Google Slides or Keynote slides as a PPTX file. Then you can upload that file to your Canva account where you can then use all of Canva’s editing, design, and recording tools. Watch this video to see how that whole process works. Applications for EducationCanva is one of my favorite tools for creating short video lessons with your existing slides. The process is less clunky than using a screen recording tool to capture your slides as you explain the key points on them. If you’re a Google Slides, PowerPoint, or Keynote user who has ignored Canva’s recording tool because you didn’t want to have to recreate your slides, the method that I demonstrated in the video above is for you. Are you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.
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