[ARCHIVED] CAN I UPLOAD A GOOGLE SLIDE PRESENTATION ON TO A PAGE FOR STUDENT ACCESS?

[ksmith06]

I AM TRYING TO PUT A GOOGLE SLIDE PRESENTATION ON TO A PAGE AS PART OF A LESSON PLAN FOR EASY ACCESS FOR ME AND FOR STUDENTS THAT MAY BE ABSENT, SO THEY CAN STILL TAKE NOTES AND NOT GET BEHIND.

[scottdennis · Accepted solution]

Hi Kendra,

There are a couple of ways to do this depending on what features your school has enabled in Canvas.  The method I'll share is not the simplest one; but it should work no matter how your Canvas is set up.

• Open your presentation in Google Slides
• Click on the menu item File, Publish to the web
• Click on the Publish button.
• Under link, select and copy the URL that is displayed.
• Now in Canvas paste that URL where you are supposed to submit it. This should work for an assignment or a discussion in Canvas since the presentation has been Published; anyone with the link will be able to view it.

[sashanna_franci]

When I embed and/or upload (HTML editor) my Google Slide into Canvas I am able to manipulate it in the teacher view but when I get to the student view it says "unauthorized". What's going on and what do I do to fix this? Thanks in advance for your help.