You already learned how you can join SlideBoom and
upload your presentations as part of this
SlideBoom series. In this tutorial, we'll go beyond the basics and show you how
you can share your uploaded presentations with others:
- First, make sure that you sign into your SlideBoom account.
- Click the My Account button from navigation to load up your account (page see Figure 1)
Figure 1: My Account button
- On this page, you can see all your presentations which you have uploaded (here there is only 1 file) see Figure 2.
Figure 2: My Presentations
- Click on the presentation that you want to share. See in Figure 3.
Figure 3: Select the presentation to share
- This opens the presentation page URL on SlideBoom, as you can see in Figure 4.
Figure 4: SlideBoom Presentation
- Note the area towards the right side of the presentation window, a zoomed-in view can be seen in
Figure 5 below. In this figure the Presentation URL (highlighted in red) option let you copy the actual
SlideBoom URL of the presentation for sharing.
Figure 5: Presentation URL
- We'll explain all the options you can see in Figure 6 here:
Figure 6: Options to share your presentation
• Share with Group: It is the sharing option where we can share our presentation to the groups which we have created in our
account by selecting the group name and we can send message too. See in Figure 7 below.

Figure 7: Share with Group
• Embed: This is an amazing option where we can embed SlideBoom presentation directly in to a website, blog or even in
PowerPoint presentation. SlideBoom provides two types of embeding codes ie; HTML and XHTML. To do this just we need to copy the embed code and paste
it. The Embed into WordPress option provides code that lets you add SlideBoom presentations to your WordPress blog. See Figure 8 where Embed codes are highlighted in red.
Figure 8: Embed codes
• FaceBook Share: SlideBoom is also offer a social networking giant Facebook share option, by clicking on this link directly
we can post the presentation into our Facebook wall which shows the presentation slide by slide.
• Twitter: Another social netwoking and microbloging site which posts the URL of the presentation page directly to our twitter
account.
• Finally, the Email option opens the Email a Friend window that you can see in Figure 9. Add an email
address, your name, and message, and click the Send button.
Figure 9: Email a Friend
Next time, we'll show you how you can make changes to your SlideBoom profile.