SlideShare
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SlideShare began with a simple goal: To share knowledge online. Since
then, SlideShare has grown to become the world’s largest community for sharing
presentations and other professional content.
SlideShare was founded in October 2006 and acquired by LinkedIn in May
2012. It allows users to easily upload and share presentations, infographics,
documents, videos, PDFs, and webinars. In Q4 of 2013, the site averaged 60
million unique visitors a month and 215 million page views. SlideShare is among
the top 120 most-visited websites in the world.
Discover
and Learn
SlideShare
consists of more than 15 million uploads from individuals and organizations on
topics ranging from technology and business to travel, health, and education.
Find and search for what interests you, and learn from people like Guy
Kawasaki, the White House, Mashable and more. You can also download SlideShares
to read or reference later. (See more top SlideShare authors)
Share
and Connect
Share
the content that matters to you with your colleagues, customers, friends and
followers. SlideShares can be embedded into websites and blogs, and are easily
shareable on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and other popular social media
platforms. They can be viewed publicly and privately. Connect with other
SlideShare users via comments, “likes,” and profile pages.
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Have an idea, story, research project, presentation, photo collection or expert knowledge on a topic? Upload it and reach a wide audience! Here are more ideas for what to upload on SlideShare
Have an idea, story, research project, presentation, photo collection or expert knowledge on a topic? Upload it and reach a wide audience! Here are more ideas for what to upload on SlideShare
Break Down:
The Good: Uploading presentations Easy embedding in other websites
(such as LinkedIn) Can handle large files (anything less than 100 mb) Easy use
of infographics Share audio and video Customizable privacy settings Automatic
file conversion for optimum viewing (PDF, OpenOffice, .ppt, .pps, etc.)
The Bad: No built in way to track views
Must use other programs to
create and edit material .
Cannot have the transitions commonly seen in
other slideshow programs.
Rating: 5 ( excellent).

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