True" in this video, I'm going to show you how to turn a PDF into slides that your students can then type on. This is really useful right now as we are turning to digital remote learning. But just a little disclaimer before I begin, check the terms of use of the PDF resource that you are using, just to make sure that this is allowed. Many people are adjusting their Terms of Use to be more lenient around this time, so if it's good to go, then this is how you do it. First of all, I want to take this file, which is a PDF file, and I want to make it so that my students can actually type onto it. Now, what I could do is create screenshots of each page in this file, but that would take me a really long time. So, I'm instead going to go over to a website called PDF-image.com. And then, as you can see, I already started the upload process. But you're going to take your PDF, drag and drop it, and then it will start converting it to individual JPEGs. And from there, once it's converted, you'll see the option to download and it will download to your computer as a zipped file. And in that file will be all the JPEGs. So in this instance, for this particular PDF, this is going to be 164 JPEGs all in one folder for me. Okay, so let's give that a minute to finish up. In the meantime, you want to get your slides presentation set up. Default, when you open up a Sites presentation, it's going to be a very long slide because it's made for presentations. But most of the PDFs that we're going to be working with as teachers are...
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