What it is
A "photo show and tell" slide that lets all participants upload a picture, and displays each image one by one as you advance.
Use it for
Show and tell, icebreaking, slides shows, and getting to know each other activities.
How it works
This slide has two steps. Each step will display one by one as you advance the slide during your presentation.
Step 1: Upload
Enter your prompt text or whatever message you want to share with your participants (like "share a photo of your weekend"). During a live event, your screen will display your prompt text / question.
Players will see an upload screen that will allow them to either select a photo from their image library, or to take a photo with their camera. They find or take their picture and select "upload"
Player screen view of step 1:
Step 2: Images Display
You don't need to do anything in the builder to this step of the slide.
During a live presentation, when you advance the slide players will see the picture on your host display screen and on their phones. They're able to "like" (select the heart) on any image, on their joined player screen.
When you advance again, the next image will be shown, and so on. As many images will be shown as you select on the slide in the builder (see "Settings" below).
Ordering and images displayed
Images are first shown in order of player join (eg first player to join will have their image shown first). The system will then weight players who have not yet had an image shown -- eg, if you have two image share slides in your deck, the system will show submissions from players who have not yet had a submission shown (before showing the submission of players who have already had a submission displayed).
Slide Settings
You can select how many images to show in row by entering your desired number on the slide (on step 1).
Timer
You can set the slide to run as a "slide show" by putting a timer on the slide, starting on the second step. This will auto-advance the slide each X seconds (however many you set) to make an automated photo carousel of all uploaded images.