How to Make a Bitmoji Classroom Using PowerPoint

Any parent with kids in grade school can attest to the difficulty of virtual learning. Attracting and retaining a child’s attention in a classroom is hard enough, let alone from the comfort of their home with distractions and boredom. Teachers are innovative and birthed Bitmoji Classrooms to help students see the agenda and resources for each day in a novel way. 

Virtual classrooms create a fun and interactive option to display your presentations. Usually, these include elements such as chalkboards or whiteboards, furniture, and other exciting design pieces of your choice.

This tutorial will walk you through creating a Bitmoji Classroom step-by-step. 

As you can see, it’s a simple virtual classroom composed of elements such as a chalkboard, a table, a laptop, a book, a bookshelf, a clock, a bulletin board with an attached hyperlink, a television with a video inside, and of course, our little Bitmoji. 

The first thing I did was open Google and search for wall and floor backgrounds. As you can see, you can use many different wall and floor backgrounds, but for our example, I have chosen this design. All we have to do now is right-click and select Copy Image.

Then, Paste the copied image on an empty slide. Position the background and scale it by dragging its edges so that it can fit the whole slide. It’s ok if it’s a little stretched.

Now let’s add our Bitmoji. 

Once you have downloaded the Bitmoji App and created your avatar on your phone, you must download the Bitmoji Extension on Google Chrome. 

Once installed, click the extension button on the upper right and select the Bitmoji Extension. Here you have tons of Bitmoji Stickers to choose from and a search bar at the top if you want to look for specific poses.

I chose this standing Bitmoji with three hearts. Right-click and select Copy image, then go to your slide and Paste the Bitmoji. 

Here, you can scale the Bitmoji to the size you want. I don’t want these three hearts, so I decided to crop them out.

Go to format, select crop image, and crop the image to your liking. 

Now, let’s add a chalkboard. Go to Google and type in chalkboard PNG. Ensure you end your searched items with PNG or Transparent to get image results with a transparent background. 

I have already picked out our chalkboard PNG and other elements with transparent backgrounds beforehand. Just Copy the image and Paste it on the slide. Afterward, you can move it around to reposition the image and scale it to the size of your liking. 

As you can see, the chalkboard seems to be overlapping our Bitmoji. To fix this, right-click on the Bitmoji and select Bring to Front.

That way, our Bitmoji will be on top of the chalkboard. 

Now for the table. Like the chalkboard, search for table PNG and choose an image without a background. Once selected, copy the image and paste it on our slide. Resize and reposition the image to your preference. 

Do the same to the laptop, book, bookshelf, bulletin board, clock, rug, and television.

Now, I want to add a video to our television screen. To do this, go to Insert, click Video, and select Online Video.

From there, I selected YouTube and then searched for my desired video. Once selected and inserted, I resized the video to fit inside the Television. 

You can also add texts to your Bitmoji classroom. I will add a text and place it inside the chalkboard. Go to Insert, then Shapes. From there, select Add Textbox. Place the text you wish to display in the textbox, then resize and reposition as necessary.

Now, I will add another textbox to place inside the bulletin board.

This one will be hyperlinked to a web address. To do this, type in your text, resize it and reposition it inside the board. Once done, click on the textbox or highlight the entire text, then right-click and select Hyperlink.

From there, go to Existing File or Web Page. Place your web address on the tab below labeled Address. I copied the link to Simple Slide’s YouTube Channel and placed it there. Then hit Ok. As you can see, the text has now been hyperlinked. Clicking on it during a presentation takes you to the web address you entered. 

Now, you can create your very own Bitmoji Classroom.

We also have 100+ slides you can use, so you don’t have to create each slide individually.