Feature available for: 🟢 Participants with specific rights 🔷 Facilitators 🟨Administrators

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To understand how to share and navigate between different types of content using the Table Library, first consult the Projecting and managing content page.

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Contents

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Importing or creating your materials

Click the blue plus button :plus-bleu: (Project New Content) at the bottom of your screen, then select Document & Whiteboard :document-pdf:. You have three options:

• Import a file: Browse for your standard presentation (PDF) from your computer or a cloud drive. You can then annotate it or attach audio files.
• Start from a Blank Page: This is our built-in whiteboard! Ideal for impromptu brainstorming or drawing sessions. The 16:9 format ensures exports are perfectly usable after the session.
• Library: Relaunch a previously used document or template.

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🔷 Facilitators and ****🟨 Administrators, **by creating a **sequence :déroulé:, you can set the content in advance, including Document & Whiteboard, that will be projected automatically at the start of each step of your sequence. No more searching for files during your session!

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Annotating a document

Once the document is displayed, hover over the table to reveal the slide navigation and annotation toolbar. This isn't just for doodling; it's designed for engagement:

• Text and Sticky Notes: To gather ideas, answer questions, or complete "fill-in-the-blank" exercises.
• Shapes, Lines, and Highlighters: Useful for connecting concepts, circling errors, or creating live diagrams.
• Glowmojis 😉: Allow participants to vote, express an emotion, position themselves on a specific area of the document, or indicate whether an answer is correct or incorrect.
• Images: Add supporting visual elements on the fly.