Play Family Feud with Classroom Feud Addon for Google Slides

This video shows you how to play Family Feud style game in your class. Utilizing the Classroom Feud addon for Google slides, you can play Family Feud style game in your class. The game is meant to be played in Google Slide edit mode rather than in presentation mode. You are no longer limited to playing family feud in powerpoint. You can now use google slides.
You'll be able to import your own questions and answers, to see how this is done please follow the how to configure video link below.
Once you are ready to play family feud, you can let your students come up with answers and you can select the answers they've chosen with an aid of a cheat sheet. If they didn't provide an answer that is valid, you can click the 1x to show the X mark. You can select the X mark up to 3 times just like the traditional family feud game.
If your students provide a correct answer, check your cheat sheet and click the correct button to reveal the answer, this will add the points into the round score, which will later be added to the appropriate team.
How to Configure Classroom Feud to play Family Feud
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Video on how to install Classroom Feud to your Google Slides
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How to customize Classroom Feud Templates so you can have your own theme/templates for your Family Feud style game.
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Google Slides Family Feud Template Preview
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Free Family Feud Templates with 20 questions, check it out see if it's something you'd like to copy:
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[@ashleybishop9652]

Hello, I have used your template and am curious as to how to use this in fullscreen/presenter mode while still being able to use the control buttons? It seems as though I cannot play the game in full screen.

[@AddonSuite]

Hey Ashley, you can’t play in presenter mode Google Slides doesn’t have the mechanism that I know of that will allow scripts to run but you can go almost full screen with the following options:
Option 1: you could hide the menu and the filmstrip on the left (sidebar) and resize the screen in edit mode to almost full screen but with the control buttons. Some screen software will allow you to define a region to share on the screen.
Option 2: is a multi screen option. I haven’t tested this. if you have 2 monitors, you have two instances of the Google Slides open. The first monitor is configured without the controls, without the menu and without the slide strip on the left still in the dot mode but as big as you can relative to the screen. The second monitor has the second instance is opened to allow you to control the game. However this set up might have delays depending on how fast your connection to Googles server. If it’s on wifi it’s going to be significantly slower. I’m also not sure if the first screen will switch with the second screen or not, as mentioned I haven’t tested this. I’ll give it a try on Monday.
My guess first option will be the best.