Frequently, your Google Slides presentations might include diagrams.
Now you can go out to another program and create these diagrams and then place them into your Google
Slides presentation as an image, or you can use some of the templates that are available to you within
Google Slides.
Let's take a look.
So again, I've got my blank slide here.
I'm going to go to insert and diagram.
And on the right hand side, you'll see several categories of diagrams that are available to you.
Grid diagrams, hierarchies, timelines, etc..
Let's do a hierarchy.
And here you can see several different designs for the hierarchy itself.
You can choose the number of levels of your hierarchy.
I think three will work for us.
And you can also choose a base color from what's available.
Let's go ahead and choose purple.
I'll click the version that I want, and then this is placed on the slide itself.
Now on the slide, this is treated like a number of different drawing objects, so I can select one
and actually move it around and you can see the whole diagram is affected as I move this to the left.
To the right and center it back up for want to change the text in the diagram, I can do so.
So I was doing an organizational diagram, put myself at the top because it's my organization.
And then let's put.
Wendy, who works for me down there, and we could also add Leo, who works for me.
And then the people who work for them pretty easy to do.
Now these diagrams aren't necessarily flexible.
So, for example, I can copy and paste in a piece of the diagram, but now I'd have to draw in these
lines manually, either copying and pasting or using the line tool that's available here.
And you can see that drew the line, but now I've got to go and edit the line and get it to look exactly
the way that I prefer.
So these diagrams are a little bit inflexible, but they do give you a cool starting point for including
diagrams in your Google Slides presentation.