**If you need support on how to create a course, please see this article.
**If you need support on how to customize your course, please see this collection of articles.
If you would like to edit your course by adding personalization, one option is to upload your own image (png, jpeg, or jpg) and use the generated audio. There are two ways you can create your own image: using slidesgo.com or Google Slides.
Using slidesgo.com
1. Navigate to slidesgo.com.
2. Search for a template that best fits your course by entering keywords related to your course. You can search specific topics (ex: Great Wall of China) or broader categories (ex: math, reading, science).
3. Scroll through the list of templates and select the one you like most, or that is most related to your topic.
4. Click the down arrow next to “Download this template.”
5. Click “Google Slides.”
6. When prompted, click “Make a Copy.”
7. Edit the title of the slideshow to your desired title.
8. Begin editing the presentation to include your content. There are many slides included in each template, so feel free to delete ones that you do not need.
If you’d like to match your text to what Kyron Studio generates, we use the following fonts:
Montserrat - for headers and labels
Open Sans - for body text
Creating a presentation from scratch using Google Slides
1. Navigate to Google Slides.
2. Click the option for a “Blank presentation.”
3. If desired, you can change the theme of your slideshow presentation by clicking on “Theme” and choosing from the options that appear on the right.
5. If desired, you can change the layout of the text on the slide by clicking “Layout” and choosing one of the options provided.
7. Begin personalizing your slide! Edit the text and, if desired, include pictures to support your content.
If you’d like to match your text to what Kyron Studio generates, we use the following fonts:
Montserrat - for headers and labels
Open Sans - for body text
8. If you would like to create another slide for the same course (with the same theme), click the “+” icon.
Ready to upload your images into your course? Read this article for more information!