Resizable Speaker Notes - Google Slides

Drag to resize the sidebar and enlarge the slide previews when presenting with speaker notes in Google Slides.

What is Resizable Speaker Notes - Google Slides?

Resizable Speaker Notes - Google Slides is a Chrome extension that allows you to drag and resize the sidebar, making slide previews larger and more readable when presenting with speaker notes in Google Slides.

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By: Jonathan Potter

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Users: 398 ▼ -5

Rating: 3.38 (8)

Version: 0.5.1 (Last updated: 2015-02-05)

Creation date: 2015-02-04

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 53.35K

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 39752 ▼ 59

Other rankings

#26278 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 123 #125 in google keep keyword 50 ▲ 3

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Summary

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When presenting in Google Slides with speaker notes, the slide previews are extremely small and unreadable. This extension allows you to drag and resize the sidebar to enlarge the previews. You can adjust the previews of the current/previous/next slides so that they are large enough that you don't have to keep turning around to see the projected screen; you can keep your eyes towards the audience.

Contribute on Github: https://github.com/jpotterm/chrome-resizable-speaker-notes

User reviews

Yes yes yes!!!

Martin Zeman, 2016-05-04

(Review edited to a 3 from a 1) Took three installs before this extension suddenly (and immediately) started doing what it promised! I gave it one more whirl after leaving my previous review. So it seems handy, just doesn't quite leap into action off the shelf. If it doesn't work for you, just keep installing it ;)

Simon Lawrence, 2016-02-21

I love this extension (I run it on an Ubuntu machine). However, it crashes when using a big slideshow. I've got around this by going offline, running through the slideshow using "Present from beginning" and then running it again using "Present with Speaker Notes"