What it is

Slidesgo is an online platform offering presentation templates for Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint. It also includes AI-assisted features (e.g. generating slide content or outlines) to help users create presentations more quickly.


Maker & Origin

Slidesgo is developed by Freepik Company, a digital content company founded in Spain with a global user base.


Website

https://slidesgo.com


Primary Educational Uses

  • Creating visually engaging lesson presentations
  • Supporting student presentations and projects
  • Providing ready-made slide structures for common topics
  • Saving teacher time on slide design
  • Modelling effective presentation layout and visual design

Age Limits & Student Suitability

  • No explicit minimum age stated
  • Suitable for upper primary through secondary students, with guidance
  • Commonly used by teachers and older students
  • Younger students may require support navigating design choices


Data Privacy & Safety

  • Users may need an account for downloads or AI features
  • A public privacy policy is available
  • Not specifically designed for K–12 or child data protection
  • AI features involve user prompts processed on company servers
  • Schools should avoid uploading sensitive or identifiable student data

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Pros for Classroom Use

  • High-quality, visually appealing templates
  • Compatible with Google Slides and PowerPoint
  • Reduces preparation time for teachers
  • Supports student engagement and presentation skills
  • Many templates available for free (with attribution)

Cons & Limitations

  • Focuses on design rather than pedagogy
  • Free version has download and attribution limits
  • AI-generated content requires teacher or student review
  • Privacy and data handling are not education-specific
  • Overuse may lead to style over substance in student work

📌 Summary

Slidesgo is a useful design and presentation support tool for K–12 classrooms, particularly for teacher-created instructional slides and student presentations. It presents lower risk than many generative AI tools when used primarily for templates, but its AI features and account requirements mean it should be used with guidance and clear expectations, especially for students.


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