Stage
Edit slides, present, go live.
The new slide editor, in which every element is handled directly on the slide, plus presenting, speaker spot, presenter view and the zoom canvas.
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- Stagein depthNew slide editor (“Stage”)Edit slides directly on the slide: grab, move, rotate, align every element — with history, named versions and the original, to which you can return at any time.Teaching staff
- Stagein depthInteractive slides: levers, sliders, scenariosSliders and levers on the slide change everything bound to them live — numbers, bars, markers, colours, visibility. Operable while presenting with mouse, finger, keyboard, from the phone, by voice and with gestures.Teaching staff
- Stagein depthWhat-if: try it yourself, with a commentLearners move the sliders of an interactive slide themselves and, on “What does this mean?”, hear the matching pre-produced comment of the avatar on their scenario.Teaching staffStudents
- Stagein depthLive source: the phone streams into the slideA phone's camera, screen, photo or video appears live on the slide — with sound, directly from device to device, without recording. Paired via QR code, accepted by the presenter.Teaching staff
- Stagein depthSpeaker spotDecide slide by slide where and how large the speaker stands — and whether at all. The calculation makes a suggestion, the author approves.Teaching staff
- Stagein depthPresentingHave the course presented in full screen with speaker — live in front of an audience or recorded as a video.Teaching staff
- Stagein depthPresenter viewThe presenter's private view: current and next slide, narration as a note, laser and pen, rehearsal against the schedule — and save changes to the text directly.Teaching staff
- Stagein depthZoom canvas and camera pathThe whole course as one large surface, the presentation as a flight from stop to stop — and within a slide stops that are zoomed in one after another in time with the voice.Teaching staff
- Stagein depthBeam from phoneTake a photo with the phone and throw it directly onto the slide — via QR code, without cables and without signing in on the phone.Teaching staff
- Stagein depthVoice and gestures in the slide editorEdit slides by voice command and with gestures in front of the camera — “to the right”, “undo”, “new heading”; swiping in the air moves the selected element.Teaching staff
- Stagein depthA second device edits along (“Dual Canvas”)Pair a tablet or phone with the slide editor via QR code: it shows the slide, moves, deletes and duplicates elements and throws text onto the slide.Teaching staff
- Stagein depthImpactFor every piece of content you publish, see how often it was opened, how long each slide was viewed, where viewers leave, on which devices (down to operating system and version), in which countries, regions and cities and at what time of day — plus engagement, a live view, notifications when personal links are opened, a PDF report and an API. Counted anonymously, without storing anything on viewers' devices, small groups combined.Teaching staffAdministration