Category: How to Present

Interactive result layouts Read More Presentation mode – Backstage Read More Presentation mode – Full screen Read More Presentation modes Read More Navigation modes Read More Can I present from a separate device than my PC? Yes. You can use another computer or a tablet. We are planning a solution for using your smartphone. Stay tuned! Common Questions Back to Help Center Back to Help Center

Can I present from a separate device than my PC? Read More Presentation mode – Backstage Read More Presentation mode – Full screen Read More Presentation modes Read More Navigation modes Read More Interactive result layouts You can click most result layouts, like bar charts and word clouds, to get additional information. For example: click on a bar chart to see who answered what. Click on a word in a word cloud to see all sentences with that word in it. Common Questions Back to Help Center Back to Help Center

Can I present from a separate device than my PC? Read More Interactive result layouts Read More Presentation mode – Full screen Read More Presentation modes Read More Navigation modes Read More Presentation mode – Backstage Watch the brief introduction to Backstage on YouTube now, and come back later for a more comprehensive explanation provided below. https://youtu.be/gLB96XicRJM Next to the “Present” button, there’s a drop-down arrow. Click it to display different options: Backstage presenter In this mode, you’ll be able to see the slides, the speaker notes, the menus, and other settings, such as participant responses and sneak peek. The Backstage presenter view offers several options and settings. Let’s have a look at the menu at the bottom. Show results, show correct, timer and next/previous slide: These buttons allow you to show and hide results when presenting. When a question type has an answer key, the show correct button will automatically activate. The timer function allows you to set a time limit for submitting responses to the current slide in your presentation. You can use the next and previous arrows to continue to the next slide or return to the previous one. Navigate the presentation and merge slides This menu lets you click directly on the slide you want the participants to see and access. The green arrow shows which slide is currently on display, Clicking the main preview window centers the presentation. Right-clicking a slide allows you to merge slides. Please take a look at this tutorial video for a detailed description. The Settings menu This menu contains options that affect the whole presentation and individual slides. Please take a look at our tutorial for a more detailed description. Anonymize responses (A): Replaces participant’s names/nicknames with “anonymous 1, 2, etc.” when displaying results. Hide login details (H): Removes the top log-in bar from all slides Show QR code (Q): Displays the log-in details Presenter pace: Shift from presenter pace to audience pace in your presentation. Backstage view: Shift from backstage view to full-screen view. Copy participation link: Copies participation link to your clipboard for sharing in chat, email, etc. Open presentation screen: Opens a presentation screen for displaying on a separate monitor/display. Move lazy participants: Force all participants to join you on the current slides (when using the audience pace-setting). Send notification: Write a message that appears on the participant’s device immediately. Open Submission (S): Open or close submission of responses Show blank screen (B): Mutes the presentation screen Result layout: The different question types have different result layouts. You can shift between the options for the current slide in your presentation. Sneak peek Sneak peek can be used during workshops when you want to prepare your feedback or discussion based on what people have answered. Click Sneak peek at the top to freeze the presentation screen. Now everything you do is for your eyes only. Click the blue button to resume the presentation from the slide you are currently on. Individual participant responses – part 1 To access the individual participant responses, click the Participant icon in the top bar. This way, you can have a more detailed discussion with your audience, especially when questions are open-text answers. Individual participant responses – part 2 Most result displays are clickable. That is: click on any bar chart. Word or text reply to reveal who in your audience answered what. Common Questions Back to Help Center Back to Help Center

Can I present from a separate device than my PC? Read More Interactive result layouts Read More Presentation mode – Backstage Read More Presentation modes Read More Navigation modes Read More Presentation mode – Full screen If you click the “Present” button, your presentation will start from the current slide in full-screen mode without speaker notes. This is the most usual and the simplest. Next to the “Present” button, there’s a drop-down arrow. Click it to display different options:   Present from the beginning Your presentation will start from the first slide.   Presenting in full-screen mode Click the Present button to start the presentation from the current slide, or select Present from the beginning in the drop-down arrow menu. The QR code and login details open automatically to allow participants to join.   Activating the three main menus Slide-list appears when you move your mouse to the left of the screen. Click a slide to present it, or use the menu arrows or keyboard arrows to move back and forth. Quick menu More, Show results, show correct, timer, and next/previous slide appear when moving the mouse to the bottom of your screen. These buttons allow you to show and hide results when presenting. When a question type has an answer key, the show correct button will automatically activate. The timer function allows you to set a time limit for submitting responses to the current slide in your presentation. You can use the next and previous arrows to continue to the next slide or return to the previous one. Click More to access additional settings (see Presentation mode – Backstage for more details).   Participants menu Click the Participant icon to open the list of all participants. Click a name to display the individual participant’s respons. Common Questions Back to Help Center Back to Help Center

Can I present from a separate device than my PC? Read More Interactive result layouts Read More Presentation mode – Backstage Read More Presentation mode – Full screen Read More Navigation modes Read More Presentation modes Diggle, like Google Slides and PowerPoint, has different presentation modes for different situations. Building a Diggle and presenting it is now a seamless process. You simply click the Present button in the builder, then you are live! There are two presentation modes. Like in Powerpoint, you can present in full-screen mode or use the new backstage presenter and a separate display. Presenting using a separate display gives you more control and predictability, especially in workshops with many questions and participants. Read more about these options in Presentation mode – Full-screen and Presentation mode – Backstage. Take a look at our YouTube tutorial for a detailed description of both presentation modes. https://youtu.be/dw7RxCVU8H0 Common Questions Back to Help Center Back to Help Center

Can I present from a separate device than my PC? Read More Interactive result layouts Read More Presentation mode – Backstage Read More Presentation mode – Full screen Read More Presentation modes Read More Navigation modes Diggle has two main navigation modes and a third “hybrid” mode for workshops. Presenter pace The presenter-paced mode gives you complete control of the progression through the Diggle. This is the default setting for all new Diggles. It means that the participants will only be able to continue to the next slides after you continue your presentation on your device. This is perfect if you have planned a discussion of results before continuing to the next slide.   Audience pace In this mode, the audience can continue through the diggle without restrictions. This is perfect for surveys, pre-works, or other diggles where you do not plan on having any stops between the slides/tasks.   Merged slides – a mix of the presenter- and audience pace Merged slides is actually not a mode in itself but a feature in the builder when making your Diggle. If you wish to have your participants complete multiple questions or read multiple slides without stopping, you can merge two or more of them together!  This makes these slides “audience-paced,” even if you have chosen the Presenter paced navigation mode. We recommend using this feature when you want your participants to work for a longer time on a series of questions, typically more open-ended reflection questions, and allow for individual progress. Some may want to use 5 minutes on question one, while others spend more time on question 3.   Right-click to merge. Common Questions Back to Help Center Back to Help Center