Important Update: Some of our users had expressed concern over giving us their credentials for our Google Docs Import feature. Well, the good news is that you don’t need to any more. Please have a look at the steps outlined below to help you get started.
We just rolled out the ability to import and share documents from Google Docs on SlideShare. For now we support importing presentations, documents and pdf files. Just follow the steps outlined below to share your work on SlideShare:
1. Make sure you are logged into your SlideShare account before trying to import documents from Google Docs.
2. Click on the “Upload” link on the navigation bar at the top of the page.
3. Click on the “Import from Google Docs” link on the upload page.
4. Authenticate yourself with Google using OAuth and grant us access to get a listing of your documents.
NOTE: We will not ask you for your credentials.
5. Almost done… you should now see a list of documents retrieved from Google. Next, you select the ones you want to import and choose the privacy settings that suit you (private or public). Once you’ve made your selection just click on “Import to SlideShare” and we take care of the rest.
We have been testing it extensively but there may still be some bugs or conversion issues, so please let us know via our feedback form: http://www.slideshare.net/feedback
Very cool, but isn’t there some API you could use for authentication so I don’t have to give you my password at all?
Marshall,
Thats a good point. Will keep in mind as we iterate on this.
Rashmi
Agree with Marshall: asking for Google credentials is a big no-no, especially over a non-SSL connection.
Can you determine if a user is logged into Google using a stored cookie?
Omg super one video
May I suggest to provide us with the ability to import a published presentation? So that you don’t need our credentials either. (or maybe you still need them, I don’t know)
I would love to share my Google Presentations on SlideShare, because of the community here. But can it support ongoing collaborations as Google Docs does?
There are slide shows or spreadsheets to which people contribute continuously. Each can be embedded in many places online. When someone contributes a new slide, the presentation updates wherever it is embedded, so the collaborative project can keep growing without embedding sites changing anything on their end.
Does SlideShare have this feature available? I was under the impression that once the presentation is uploaded, it’s “done.”
Well it’s nice idea but security may concern at priority as well
But another nice feature by slideshare team
for me is very important Slide Share becouse of that I´ll do every thing this fantanstic site ask me
thank very much
Could you offer the sample slide to me for learning or making slide presentation in working in the cambodia organization or private sector
On the other hand, for weeks I have tried to post a slideshare presentation into my blog (blogger) but the system keeps sending a message that it cannot add the post to my blog