SlideShare, the popular, LinkedIn owned, slide hosting service has been improving its service over the past couple of years. Powered by the professional social media network, it has now released an interesting new feature that we predict will be a hit among its users.
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When reading through a presentation, you may want to save some slides for later. This is now possible with Clipping, a new feature released by SlideShare, aiming at helping users keep interesting content for a little bit later.
All you have to do to access this new feature is to login via LinkedIn. The feature is enabled automatically and can be found at the bottom left of your SlideShare window. You can click on “Clip Slide” and save the slide and by tapping the arrow, right next to it you can curate your collections of clips or even create new ones.
So far, there is no limit to how many clips you can save. Happy clipping!
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