I am an educator and I use Google slides for my courses. I would like to be able to draw-on/annotate my slides with a touch device (iPad, Android tablet, etc) during a presentation.
I realize that if I first converted my slides to a PDF, I could probably find an app that would let me do this, but I want to be able to do this during the actual presentation mode of a Google slide document.
Does Google docs let you do this? Alternatively, is there a plugin or third-party app for this?
When you present a Google Slide on the web, a task bar appears on the bottom right of the presentation (NOTE: Not in the presenter view window but on the actual slide window). There is the option Pointer which you can to point at stuff (obviously) but you cannot mark it up. Google is considering to add this feature but they haven't launched it yet.
Alternatively, there is a free iPad app called Notability which allows you to ink on presentations. This app is available in the App Store.
BTW: You have to convert your file to PDF in order to open it in this app.
I hope this helped you answer your question.
