Allow multiple users to control a
Google Slides presentation from within Google Meet.
No more having to tell the
presenter "Next slide please... next slide please".
Best of all, it's free!
Most video conference apps allow you to control other participants' screens, but not Google Meet. So what do you do when you have to use Google Meet, but you also need to share control of your Slides presentation? That's where the Shared Slides Clicker extension comes in.
Get started in 5 easy steps:
The presenter and anyone wishing to share control should install the extension.
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See the Privacy PolicyThe presenter should join the Meet meeting, share their browser application, and start presenting their Google Slides presentation
When not in Automatic mode, you will need to click the extension icon in your Chrome toolbar and select Share Presentation.Participants can connect to share control of the presentation by clicking the Shared Slides Controller button and entering the URL of the Google Presentation
When not in Automatic mode, you will need to click the extension icon in your Chrome toolbar to add the control overlay to Meet. Also, you won't be able to connect until the presentation begins.Use the control buttons or arrow keys to change slides, play/pause, fast-forward or rewind embedded videos
The presenter will get a push notification letting them know who is sharing control.When you're not sharing control of a presentation, click the Hide button. Or use the Options to disable Automatic mode.
The Shared Slides Clicker will disappear until you refresh the browser tab.Neither Google Meet nor Google Slides allow for remote sharing of control. If you need to allow others to remotely share control of your presentation, then you need this extension.
The extension needs to know a few things about you, like your name and email address, in order to operate securely and to inform the presenter when you remotely control their slides.
Check the Troubleshooting page first. If you're still having problems, please create a Gitlab Issue or use the Support tab on the Extension page.
Yes! The source is on Gitlab. Feel free to open a Merge Request. To learn more about this project, read my blog article about it.
We think you're really gonna love this extension, but if you don't, please let us know.
Worst case, well... it didn't cost you anything, so just uninstall it!
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