YouTube, like many social networks, has a little for creators that notifies them of old video postings and significant moments for their older videos. This week YouTube notified me that one of the videos I published three years ago hit 50,000 views. That video is How to Create Comic Strips in Google Slides. In the video I demonstrated how to make a comic strip template and how to fill it with clip art and word art.
If you just need a printable comic strip template for your students to use, you could follow the steps at the beginning of the video above and then just print the slides. The steps for printing from Google Slides are included in the video below.
Learn more creative ways to use Google Slides in my upcoming course, Getting Going With G Suite.
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