Tackling Cyberbullying

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Problem with cyberbullying at your school? Want to know evidence-based strategies to tackle this nasty nuisance? Look no further! (Please read the presenter notes as well)

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  1. Valeria26 April 2019 at 18:18

    Very informative presentation! How were you able to put the slide and presenter notes on the same page? When I saved my Google Slide presentation as a PDF, it hid my presenter notes and was available only in presenter format. I'd love your advice on how you did this! Thanks! Valeria

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  2. Andrew C27 April 2019 at 07:12

    Hi Valeria

    Thanks for your feedback. To download a PDF of your Google Slides with presenter notes:

    1. go to File- Print settings and preview
    2. select "1 slide with notes"
    3. click "Download as PDF"

    Cheers
    Andrew

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