How to upload to slideshare and embed in blogger

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This document provides instructions for embedding a SlideShare presentation into a Blogger blog post. It outlines uploading a file to SlideShare, making it public, copying the embed code, and pasting that code into an HTML view of a Blogger post to display the presentation thumbnail and link. The process allows blog readers to view embedded presentations directly in the blog.

Uploading to SlideShare
Embedding into Blogger
A guide to a useful tool in blogging.

Find the file you wish to upload and
click open.

Go to the right hand side and a drop down menu will
appear. Go to ‘My Uploads’ and your work will appear.

Tick the box next to your document
and select ‘Make Public’ below.

Click your document so it opens. At the top of the page,
the word ‘embed’ will be one of the options.

Return to blogger and change from ‘compose’ to ‘HTML’.
Paste the code. Change it back to compose.

Voila – you have embedded a document. The examiner
sees a thumbnail and when they want to look closer,
they can click it and it’ll open up!

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