Backstage mode allows facilitators to manage Diggle sessions discreetly, keeping certain controls and information hidden from participants. It’s ideal for complex workshops, training sessions, and events requiring detailed participant management and real-time feedback.
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The Presentation screen is a separate display showing your presentation to the audience in the Backstage view.
It opens in a new window in your browser and can be dragged to the screen or projector you use to present.
The Fullscreen presentation mode is a quick and simple way to present a Diggle.
When you click “Present” in the builder, the default presentation mode is the Fullscreen Presentation mode.
The merged slides feature allows you to blend the flexibility of audience-paced navigation with the control of presenter-paced navigation.
This hybrid mode is perfect for workshops or group activities where participants are asked to manage their time across multiple questions within a fixed timeframe.
The leaderboard calculation feature in Diggle helps you choose how to display quiz results, either by showing scores from the entire session (Total) or focusing on specific quizzes within a session (Limited).
This is great for sessions with multiple quizzes, making it easier to see who’s leading overall or within
When you start a new Diggle session, the QR code automatically appears, making it easy for participants to join the live session. This is the standard method for people to connect quickly and efficiently.
The “Open and Close Submission” feature allows the presenter to control when participants can submit their responses.
The “Show Results on Participants’ Devices” feature lets participants see the result layouts on their devices. This is particularly useful in edge cases without a shared monitor to display the results.
Sneak Peek is a feature in Backstage View that allows you to review participant responses without bringing them up on the Presenter screen. This can be effectively combined with merged slides, where the participants can work on different questions at their own pace. Sneak Peek will allow you to see
