Slideshow can set up a storyline, introduce characters, and show documents or images. Elements of the slideshow can be textual, images, video, charts, question inputs, and AI avatars.

Informing

The most common and practical use of the slideshow template is to provide information to the learner. The slideshow presents the information in an organized way and is all in one place. It can appear at the beginning of the simulation to set up the storyline or be used in areas where more information is needed to push the storyline forward.

Engaging

If the simulation has a few characters, each character can be represented by an AI avatar. The AI avatars can be introduced via the slideshow template as an added layer of engagement to bring the story to life.

Number of Slides

You are not limited on the number of slides you can add, however, to prevent cognitive overload, we suggest between 2 and 6 slides (maximum of 8-10).

Create Unique Slides

Each page within a slideshow template is essentially a free-form "Page Builder" template. You can add rows and columns in addition to adding a number of customized elements like text, images, videos, AI avatars, charts, and/or question inputs (radio buttons, drop downs, etc.).

Required Viewing

You can require the learner to review each slide prior to moving forward in the simulation. When setting up a Slide Show activity, in the slideshow configuration tab, choose the “ALL SLIDES REQUIRED” button (toggled ON).