This is very helpful but this is more of a hyperlink vs an embed. You can embed using HTML simple dice roller with Canva. I usually use the developer tab to copy and paste the framework, then call their library in a style element. It sounds more complicated than it is 🤣 Thank you though I enjoy your content 😁
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Hi Mary! Thanks for watching. Unfortunately, what you have described is not an option in Google Slides right now. You can embed an image on a slide and set it to go to another slide in the presentation when it is clicked on. But, doing that, would take students to same slide with the same number every time as you cannot change the settings so that it goes to any random slide in the presentation. If you do not want students clicking on a link, the first option I show in this video is the best. It prevents students from having to deviate from the presentation but does require installing the extension.
You could also embed a "dice roll" RUclips video like this SlidesMania template does: slidesmania.com/interactive-digital-board-game-template/ . That template also somehow includes a "Dice" option up in the menu (next to File, Edit, etc.) that gives students text-based rolls; I don't know how to add that option to other Google Slides presentations, though. The video dice were pretty easy for my students to use.
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You don't need access to the web store. I show a few different ways this can be done, one of which involves linking. Make sure to watch all the way through.
This is very helpful but this is more of a hyperlink vs an embed. You can embed using HTML simple dice roller with Canva.
I usually use the developer tab to copy and paste the framework, then call their library in a style element.
It sounds more complicated than it is 🤣
Thank you though I enjoy your content 😁
Thank you so much.it has been useful..I watch all your videos
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@@Vestals21stCenturyClassroom I would love watching more of these videos as would like to implement it in my classes.
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Thank you for sharing your expertise. ♥️
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Thank you Megan great work
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Thank you so much! This is just what I need!
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Thank you this is just what I needed :)
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I don't have the install button!
Thank you very much, really appreciated!
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But how do I create such dice? I don't want to click on a link. I want them to create the sides of the dice and be able to roll those virtually.
Hi Mary! Thanks for watching. Unfortunately, what you have described is not an option in Google Slides right now. You can embed an image on a slide and set it to go to another slide in the presentation when it is clicked on. But, doing that, would take students to same slide with the same number every time as you cannot change the settings so that it goes to any random slide in the presentation. If you do not want students clicking on a link, the first option I show in this video is the best. It prevents students from having to deviate from the presentation but does require installing the extension.
You could also embed a "dice roll" RUclips video like this SlidesMania template does: slidesmania.com/interactive-digital-board-game-template/ . That template also somehow includes a "Dice" option up in the menu (next to File, Edit, etc.) that gives students text-based rolls; I don't know how to add that option to other Google Slides presentations, though. The video dice were pretty easy for my students to use.
Thank you!!
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I am binge watching every video on your channel..... I love your content. I want to follow the same path... please connect...
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My school blocked everything in the web store ...
You don't need access to the web store. I show a few different ways this can be done, one of which involves linking. Make sure to watch all the way through.