: What is the best way to include links in presentations? I am creating a presentation in Google Slides that requires that I use a link for a usable web-demo at a specified URL. However, any

@Jessie844

On Google Docs. Using the Google Slides. (This also works with PowerPoint and Excel)


Insert a nice element, image, or text you want to add a hyperlink.
Right click on it and you will see the link option.
Paste a link in the dialog box.
Now, when you run the presentation that object is now a big button.




On Google docs using Sheets


Insert a link using the link button on top menu.
You can add a text "Demo" and a hyperlink separately and then you can format the cell aligning centering and adding color.


You can edit the link on the formula bar, with something like this:


=HYPERLINK("http://example.com/","Demo")




Normally I am not overexcited about a program. But a great, option for PC is SlideDog. slidedog.com
This embeds, for example, a PowerPoint, then in the next slide you can have a web page running full page on Chrome, and on the next page you can have a fullscreen video and on the next page a PDF.

All running seamlessly, like this is the daddy of the different elements.

The program uses additional programs to integrate the elements. VLC player, Chrome, Adobe Reader, PowerPoint viewer.

At the moment for Windows only.

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