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.
If you are presenting from a Company Workspace, you can also click the Play button next to the Diggle.
The Quick menu bar appears when you move your mouse to the bottom of your presentation screen.
It has two sections:
Lower right corner Navigation buttons let you move back (left arrow) and forward (right arrow), toggle fullscreen, and exit the Diggle. You can also use arrow keys and ESC to navigate and exit fullscreen.
Center You can control the current slide by showing results, displaying the correct answer, or cycling through result layouts.
The Settings menu provides additional settings and controls.
This button cycles through different layouts for the current slide. You can also press ‘L’ on your keyboard.
This button reveals the correct answers on slides with a correct answer option. You can also press ‘C’ on your keyboard.
This button toggles the results view to display participant answers. You can also press ‘R’ on your keyboard.
If you hover your mouse to the left-hand side of your screen, you bring up the timeline of your Diggle.
Here, you can click on a slide to jump straight to it.
If you move your mouse to the top right side of the Diggle, you can access the Backstage view. Read more about it here.
The Settings menu allows for more control of your Diggle, similar to presenting in Backstage mode.
Remember that anything you do with this menu will be visible to your audience. If you need to use this menu often, present from Backstage mode instead.
This feature allows you to hide the participants’ identities when displaying responses. It helps maintain privacy and encourages honest feedback. You can also press “A” on your keyboard as a shortcut.
This option hides the login details at the top of the presentation screen, focusing solely on the responses. To toggle this on and off, click “H” on your keyboard as a shortcut.
Enable this to display a QR code on the presentation screen, making it easy for participants to join the session by scanning the code with their devices. The shortcut for this is “Q”.
When enabled, participants can navigate through the slides at their own pace without waiting for the Presenter to move forward. Deactivate this to move all the participants to the slide you are showing and return to the Presenter’s pace.
This option allows the Presenter to revert to full-screen presentation mode.
Click this button to copy a link your participants can use to log in to the Diggle.
Click the text saying “Show More Settings” to open more options for your presentation.
Toggle this option to display results directly on participants’ devices. It is helpful if you do not have a large external screen for everyone to see.
Enable this to allow several participants to log in with the same name.
Ensure all participants move to the current slide in your session. This is handy when combining with Merged slides and wanting to have everyone’s attention in a large session.
Prompt participants with essential updates or actions by sending a notification to their devices.
Quickly share the link to your presentation with remote viewers or those in charge of audio and video during a large conference. This link will open the Presentation screen.
This allows participants to submit their responses to questions or tasks presented on the slide and lets you, as a facilitator, close the submission when you are ready to move on. Use “S” on your keyboard as a shortcut to toggle the participants’ submissions on and off.
This will display a blank screen, pausing the presentation and focusing participants’ attention away from the slides. Use the keyboard shortcut “B” to toggle this on and off.
This button allows you to set a timer for the Diggle. If the timer runs out, the submissions will automatically close. This is a great feature for live workshops, where you want to let the participants work a certain amount of time on a question before they return to the plenary.
Note that this feature affects the full Diggle, so you will use the same timer for several slides.
This timer will be turned off for Quiz slides with timer settings activated, as the quiz timer timer will override this timer.
You can moderate the participants’ answers in text-based Interactive slides like Open Text and Wordcloud. This allows you to edit or delete a participant’s response if it contains material you wish to avoid.
This feature adds a leaderboard showing participant scores after each question, enhancing engagement and competition. This setting is only for quiz questions.