Google Slides vs. Pitch

Synchronous or asynchronous educational activities in the context of higher education. Great way to support your live lectures by providing Google Slides to students so that they could follow at their own pace if need be. I also used Google slides as a student for my Graduate Certificate in Higher Education studies and it worked perfectly for our 3-hour long zoom lectures.

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If we need to create a presentation that we know may take time, Pitch makes it very easy to create it in a fraction of the time because there are many presentation categories with dummy data and pictures which help as a guide and cut presentation development drastically. The end result is usually same or better than hiring a professional.

• Collaboration
• Presentations
• Auto-save
• Comments
• History tracking

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• Editing
• Millions of images
• Data integration is very easy.

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• More importable slide decks
• Easier and professional looking Conversion to video
• Animations

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• Same type of features across all platforms.
• More templates can be added with more options of modification.
• Addition or more shapes to gallery.

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On a standalone basis, where no collaboration is needed, Microsoft Powerpoint is a superior tool because the functionalities are easier to use and much more robust. But if collaboration is needed, Google Slides is optimal for business, sales and strategy collaboration. It is less suited for engineering, design or product brainstorming or collaboration sessions as it is limited by space.

Incentivized

Pitch is a powerful version of Power Point, with enough features to create very professional and fast presentations. Canva is good but the results are limited, you need to get/buy something almost ready but with Pitch you can do it as fast but better looking and with more flexibility

• Better levels of engagement.
• Improved collaboration.
• Improved student satisfaction.

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• You can edit a lot more here.
• Playful presentation.
• Hint of uniqueness from those boring presentation.

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