Showing posts with label presentations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presentations. Show all posts
Thursday, February 5, 2015
How to share presentations on LinkedIn
Image via CrunchBaseThere are two ways to share your presentations on Linkedin; 1) Using SlideShare 2) Google Presentations. In order to share presentations either via SlideShare or Google presentations you need to install SlideShare or Google presentations application. To add a presentation to your Linkedin profile, follow the steps below:
1. First sign in to your Linkedin account
2. Either go to Edit My Profile and add an application from there or click Add an
Application box on the right.
3. In the Applications section, click Add an
Application and select Google or Slideshare
Presentation.
You need to have a SlideShare or Google account to use respective applications. Login to your SlideShare/Google account to link your SlideShare/Google account with your Linkedin profile.These Linkedin applications not only let you share your presentations with your connections but also let you see what people in your network are sharing, viewing and commenting.
Google presentations Linkedin App
Though you can upload and share a new presentation from your desktop or share an existing presentation in your Google account yet you still have to go to Google docs to create a new presentations.
SlideShare Linkedin App
Slideshare app lets you share all presentations from your Linkedin account or upload and share new presentations from within Linkedin. SlideShare has recently released Linkedin share button as well which means now you can share any SlideShare presentation on LinkedIn with a press of button.
2. Either go to Edit My Profile and add an application from there or click Add an
Application box on the right.
3. In the Applications section, click Add an
Application and select Google or Slideshare
Presentation.
You need to have a SlideShare or Google account to use respective applications. Login to your SlideShare/Google account to link your SlideShare/Google account with your Linkedin profile.These Linkedin applications not only let you share your presentations with your connections but also let you see what people in your network are sharing, viewing and commenting.
Google presentations Linkedin App
Though you can upload and share a new presentation from your desktop or share an existing presentation in your Google account yet you still have to go to Google docs to create a new presentations.
SlideShare Linkedin App
Slideshare app lets you share all presentations from your Linkedin account or upload and share new presentations from within Linkedin. SlideShare has recently released Linkedin share button as well which means now you can share any SlideShare presentation on LinkedIn with a press of button.
Create and Share PowerPoint presentations online with Docs
After Google presentations, authorSTREAM, Zoho Show, Slide Rocket and Slideshare, Docs is the new entrant in the list of online PowerPoint sharing platforms. Docs is the document sharing service from Microsoft Fuse Labs.
Docs not only lets you upload, but also the online creation of PowerPoint presentations. As the Docs is in beta phase so the PowerPoint creation has very limited set of tools and options. For now you cant add animations, sound or other formatting online. However, if you upload a PowerPoint presentation having animation effects, the converted online version retains all the animation effects which most of the online PowerPoint sharing platforms barring authorSTREAM fail to do. Only downside is that you need to have Silverlight browser plugin installed to view the animations. You just need a Facebook account to login and try out Docs.com. Docs.com is so closely integrated with Facebook that at most of the places it looks like a Facebook app instead of independent website.
Beta version of Docs.com lacks in sharing options and post to social network buttons except the one provided for sharing on Facebook. Non availability of embed code is also one of the drawbacks. Hopefully Microsoft will be adding these features soon.
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Docs not only lets you upload, but also the online creation of PowerPoint presentations. As the Docs is in beta phase so the PowerPoint creation has very limited set of tools and options. For now you cant add animations, sound or other formatting online. However, if you upload a PowerPoint presentation having animation effects, the converted online version retains all the animation effects which most of the online PowerPoint sharing platforms barring authorSTREAM fail to do. Only downside is that you need to have Silverlight browser plugin installed to view the animations. You just need a Facebook account to login and try out Docs.com. Docs.com is so closely integrated with Facebook that at most of the places it looks like a Facebook app instead of independent website.
Beta version of Docs.com lacks in sharing options and post to social network buttons except the one provided for sharing on Facebook. Non availability of embed code is also one of the drawbacks. Hopefully Microsoft will be adding these features soon.
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