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SLIDESHARE
MA. RIKKA THERESE B. SEQUITIN
GRADE 11- GAUSS
LinkedIn SlideShare is
a Web 2.0 based slide
hosting service. Users
can upload files
privatelyor publicly.
What is
SLIDESHARE?
What is Slideshare?
An extremely popular platform for
sharing presentations and other
knowledge online. And it's not just a
knowledge base; it's a great marketing
tool for companies with interesting
information to share, or individuals
who want to connect to industry
influencers.
HISTORY
> Slideshare was officialy launched on
October 4, 2006.
> Ramshi Sinha, the CEO and co-founcer of
SlideShare that is responsible for partnerships and
product strategy.
> Jonathan Boutelle is the CTO of SlideShare
and came up with the initial idea behind the
website. He wrote the first version of the site.
HISTORY
> Amit Ranjan, the COO, heads SlideShare's
development team in India and focuses on product
management, content and community.
> On May 3, 2012, SlideShare announced that it
was to be acquired by LinkedIn. It is reported that the
deal was $118.75 million
> In December 2013, SlideShare revamped its site
offering more of a visual spin on the homepage,
including larger images.
RASHMI SINHA
Rashmi Sinha is an Indian-American businesswoman and CEO of San
Fransico—based technology company SlideShare. In
2012, Fortune named her No. 8 on its Most Powerful Women
Enterpreneur list. In 2008, Rashmi was named one of the World's Top
10 Women Influencers in Web 2.0 by Fast Company.
HOW TO
CREATE A
SLIDESHARE
ACCOUNT?
HOW TO CREATE A
SLIDESHARE ACCOUNT?
If you're creating an account for yourself (not a company) and you
don't already have a LinkedIn account, you simply need to create one:
◍Go to slideshare.net and click Signup in the upper right corner.
◍Click Join with LinkedIn.
◍Enter your name and email address, and choose a password. Click Join
Now.
◍Enter your country information and click Next.
◍Create your LinkedIn profile by entering your Job Title and Company. If
you're a student, you can indicate this. Click Create your profile.
◍Confirm your email address and you'll then be logged in to SlideShare.
HOW TO CREATE A
SLIDESHARE ACCOUNT?
If you're creating an account on behalf of a company, a
university, or a conference:
◍Go to slideshare.net and click Signup in the upper right corner.
◍Under For your company, university or conference, click Join now.
◍Enter your email address in the Email field.
◍Create a username in the Username field.
◍Create a password in the Password field.
◍Click Join now.
Tips on How
to Create a
Killer
SlideShare
Presentation
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1.) Decide on fonts and a color
scheme.
For fonts, choose two different ones to
use throughout your presentation -- one for your
headers and one for your body text. Your header
font should be bold and eye-catching, and your
body text font should be simple and easy to
read.
For your color scheme, pick a scheme
that will have enough contrast between colors to
make colors stand out.
2.) Outline main takeaways and
crucial sub-bullets.
Creating an outline for your SlideShare's
narrative. I like to treat SlideShare outlines. Then,
you elaborate on those sections with a few
supporting points.
For each of those components (title, section
headers, and a few supporting points), create a
slide. Below is an example of what those slides
might look like:
TITLE
HEADERS
SUPPORTING
POINTS
3.) Fill out the body of your
presentation.
Then, fill in the meat of the content
all the slides between the headers. Just
make sure you're not relying too much on
text. SlideShare is a primarily visual
platform people are used to breezing
through presentations.
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4.) Add introduction slides.
After you've created the
majority of your SlideShare
presentation, head back to the start.
Wonder why we didn't begin here? It'll
be much easier to tee up the bulk of
your content if you already know what
that content is about.
5.) Wrap up the conclusion.
Then, head to the end of your
SlideShare and wrap it up in a slide or two.
There is nothing more jarring than going
from a body slide right to a CTA slide. You
only need a slide or two to conclude your
presentation, but it should naturally tee up
the CTA that you will have next.
6.) Add a call-to-action slide.
At the very end of your SlideShare,
you want to keep your viewers engaged by
providing a call-to-action. The CTA could
be about downloading an ebook, attending
an event, or even just visiting your website.
7.) Edit, edit, edit.
You're almost there! Next, you need
to go through and edit your copy and
design components.
8.) Add "animated slides" and
clickable links.
As far as slide animation
goes, SlideShare does not support
PowerPoint animations. This means that all
of those smooth entrances you planned for
your text boxes and objects go out the
window once you upload your presentation
to SlideShare. But, it's easy to manually
introduce new elements on a series
of slides to make it seem like it's
"animated."
9.) Upload your PDF to SlideShare
After you're finished with your
clickable links, your presentation will be in
a PDF format. At this point, you're ready for
the final step: uploading your PDF to
SlideShare. When you do this, you have the
option to add a description and tags, and
even schedule the SlideShare to go live at a
certain time. Once your SlideShare is live,
you should spend some time promoting it
on your blog and social media accounts,
and to your email lists.
60 millionusers
159 millionMonthly page views
18 million pieces of content
Host over
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SLIDESHARE
Benefits of using SLIDESHARE
✖Using SlideShare
means you won’t
have to worry about
hosting content on
your own site since
you can just embed
content from
SlideShare. A far
more practical and
less time-consuming
process.
✖Using it means
you will be able to
tap into the large
number of
SlideShare visitors
and raise your own
profile.
✖It is low cost since
there is both a free
account option and
the option to go pro.
◍It is easy to use since
most people are already
familiar with PowerPoint
and so are able to
generate content relatively
quickly.
Benefits of using SLIDESHARE
◍Using it will allow you to
grow your brand and is
perhaps the platform
which can best
accommodate more
detailed and in-depth
content – i.e., content that
may not be appropriate for
sharing on other social
channels.
Drawbacks of
Slideshare
o Options are limited using
free account .
o Does not support
presentations with audio
separately from the
presentation.
o Some of the feautures
require multiple steps,
such as Slidecast,
requires creating the
audio separately from
the presentation.
Drawbacks of SlideShare
• No built in way to track views.
• Must use the other programstocreate and editmaterial.
• Cannot have the trasistions commonly seen in other slideshow
programs.
THANKS!
Any questions?
You can find me at:
@rikkasequitin@gmail.com
Instagram: @rikkatherese
Facebook: www.facebook.com/rikka.sequitin
Twitter: @MRiksht

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    SLIDESHARE MA. RIKKA THERESEB. SEQUITIN GRADE 11- GAUSS
  • 2.
    LinkedIn SlideShare is aWeb 2.0 based slide hosting service. Users can upload files privatelyor publicly. What is SLIDESHARE?
  • 3.
    What is Slideshare? Anextremely popular platform for sharing presentations and other knowledge online. And it's not just a knowledge base; it's a great marketing tool for companies with interesting information to share, or individuals who want to connect to industry influencers.
  • 4.
    HISTORY > Slideshare wasofficialy launched on October 4, 2006. > Ramshi Sinha, the CEO and co-founcer of SlideShare that is responsible for partnerships and product strategy. > Jonathan Boutelle is the CTO of SlideShare and came up with the initial idea behind the website. He wrote the first version of the site.
  • 5.
    HISTORY > Amit Ranjan,the COO, heads SlideShare's development team in India and focuses on product management, content and community. > On May 3, 2012, SlideShare announced that it was to be acquired by LinkedIn. It is reported that the deal was $118.75 million > In December 2013, SlideShare revamped its site offering more of a visual spin on the homepage, including larger images.
  • 6.
    RASHMI SINHA Rashmi Sinhais an Indian-American businesswoman and CEO of San Fransico—based technology company SlideShare. In 2012, Fortune named her No. 8 on its Most Powerful Women Enterpreneur list. In 2008, Rashmi was named one of the World's Top 10 Women Influencers in Web 2.0 by Fast Company.
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    HOW TO CREATEA SLIDESHARE ACCOUNT? If you're creating an account for yourself (not a company) and you don't already have a LinkedIn account, you simply need to create one: ◍Go to slideshare.net and click Signup in the upper right corner. ◍Click Join with LinkedIn. ◍Enter your name and email address, and choose a password. Click Join Now. ◍Enter your country information and click Next. ◍Create your LinkedIn profile by entering your Job Title and Company. If you're a student, you can indicate this. Click Create your profile. ◍Confirm your email address and you'll then be logged in to SlideShare.
  • 9.
    HOW TO CREATEA SLIDESHARE ACCOUNT? If you're creating an account on behalf of a company, a university, or a conference: ◍Go to slideshare.net and click Signup in the upper right corner. ◍Under For your company, university or conference, click Join now. ◍Enter your email address in the Email field. ◍Create a username in the Username field. ◍Create a password in the Password field. ◍Click Join now.
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    Tips on How toCreate a Killer SlideShare Presentation 10
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    1.) Decide onfonts and a color scheme. For fonts, choose two different ones to use throughout your presentation -- one for your headers and one for your body text. Your header font should be bold and eye-catching, and your body text font should be simple and easy to read. For your color scheme, pick a scheme that will have enough contrast between colors to make colors stand out.
  • 13.
    2.) Outline maintakeaways and crucial sub-bullets. Creating an outline for your SlideShare's narrative. I like to treat SlideShare outlines. Then, you elaborate on those sections with a few supporting points. For each of those components (title, section headers, and a few supporting points), create a slide. Below is an example of what those slides might look like:
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    3.) Fill outthe body of your presentation. Then, fill in the meat of the content all the slides between the headers. Just make sure you're not relying too much on text. SlideShare is a primarily visual platform people are used to breezing through presentations.
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    4.) Add introductionslides. After you've created the majority of your SlideShare presentation, head back to the start. Wonder why we didn't begin here? It'll be much easier to tee up the bulk of your content if you already know what that content is about.
  • 21.
    5.) Wrap upthe conclusion. Then, head to the end of your SlideShare and wrap it up in a slide or two. There is nothing more jarring than going from a body slide right to a CTA slide. You only need a slide or two to conclude your presentation, but it should naturally tee up the CTA that you will have next.
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    6.) Add acall-to-action slide. At the very end of your SlideShare, you want to keep your viewers engaged by providing a call-to-action. The CTA could be about downloading an ebook, attending an event, or even just visiting your website.
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    7.) Edit, edit,edit. You're almost there! Next, you need to go through and edit your copy and design components.
  • 25.
    8.) Add "animatedslides" and clickable links. As far as slide animation goes, SlideShare does not support PowerPoint animations. This means that all of those smooth entrances you planned for your text boxes and objects go out the window once you upload your presentation to SlideShare. But, it's easy to manually introduce new elements on a series of slides to make it seem like it's "animated."
  • 26.
    9.) Upload yourPDF to SlideShare After you're finished with your clickable links, your presentation will be in a PDF format. At this point, you're ready for the final step: uploading your PDF to SlideShare. When you do this, you have the option to add a description and tags, and even schedule the SlideShare to go live at a certain time. Once your SlideShare is live, you should spend some time promoting it on your blog and social media accounts, and to your email lists.
  • 27.
    60 millionusers 159 millionMonthlypage views 18 million pieces of content Host over 27 SLIDESHARE
  • 28.
    Benefits of usingSLIDESHARE ✖Using SlideShare means you won’t have to worry about hosting content on your own site since you can just embed content from SlideShare. A far more practical and less time-consuming process. ✖Using it means you will be able to tap into the large number of SlideShare visitors and raise your own profile. ✖It is low cost since there is both a free account option and the option to go pro.
  • 29.
    ◍It is easyto use since most people are already familiar with PowerPoint and so are able to generate content relatively quickly. Benefits of using SLIDESHARE ◍Using it will allow you to grow your brand and is perhaps the platform which can best accommodate more detailed and in-depth content – i.e., content that may not be appropriate for sharing on other social channels.
  • 30.
    Drawbacks of Slideshare o Optionsare limited using free account . o Does not support presentations with audio separately from the presentation. o Some of the feautures require multiple steps, such as Slidecast, requires creating the audio separately from the presentation.
  • 31.
    Drawbacks of SlideShare •No built in way to track views. • Must use the other programstocreate and editmaterial. • Cannot have the trasistions commonly seen in other slideshow programs.
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    THANKS! Any questions? You canfind me at: @rikkasequitin@gmail.com Instagram: @rikkatherese Facebook: www.facebook.com/rikka.sequitin Twitter: @MRiksht