Are you tired of using the same old 2D images and text in your Google Slides presentations? Why not spice things up by adding a 3D model to make your presentation more interactive and engaging!

To start, you'll need to have a 3D model file saved in your Google Drive. This could be a file you created yourself, or one that you downloaded from the internet.

Next, open up your Google Slides presentation and navigate to the slide where you want to add the 3D model. Click on 'Insert' in the top menu, and then select 'Image'. In the image options, click on the 'From Drive' tab to choose the 3D model file you want to insert.

Once the 3D model is inserted, you can resize and position it on the slide just like you would with any other image. You can also rotate the 3D model to show different angles and perspectives.

Now comes the fun part - interacting with the 3D model during the presentation. When you present your Google Slides, you can click on the 3D model to rotate it, zoom in and out, and explore it from different angles. This can be a great way to showcase a product, demonstrate a concept, or simply add visual interest to your presentation.

Keep in mind that not all devices support 3D model viewing in Google Slides, so it's a good idea to check how it looks on different devices before your presentation.

In conclusion, embedding a 3D model in your Google Slides presentation is a simple yet effective way to make your presentation stand out. It adds a visual element that can help engage your audience and bring your ideas to life.

So next time you're putting together a presentation, consider adding a 3D model to take it to the next level. Happy presenting!