Presenting With Glisser

Starting Your Presentation

Presenting with Glisser is an easy and hassle-free process. This guide will run through the process of presenting and which shortcut keys you can use for specific features.

• After you’ve logged into your Glisser account, select the session that you wish to present from within your session tab or from within your event. You can also search for a specific session title using the search bar within the top right-hand side of your screen.
• A sidebar will appear on the right with a list of the possible actions that can be performed for this session.
• On the sidebar, select “Live Control”

• Once you Enter the Live Control panel, you will be sent into a Green Room area to prepare for your session before your event.
• In the bottom right hand corner, click “Go Live” to start presenting and let your attendees into your session.

Navigating Your Slide Deck

Your presentation can be presented using a single laptop or this can be connected to the main screen, however, for large events, it’s recommended that at least two laptops are used with a switcher (for more details, see the guide on AV and WiFi Setup).

Once you have entered a session, a slide will appear displaying your custom URL code – your audience should be prompted to type this into their web browser on their device (Google Chrome or Safari for example). You can either use a keyboard or a clicker to move forward or back through your presentation.

Q&A Feed

At any point during your presentation, you can switch between your slide view to your Q&A view by pressing the 3 hotkey on your keyboard. This will show the audience submitted questions, ordered by the audience likes.

Polls

When you reach a poll slide it will show the question to the audience. Allow them time to answer, before pressing the space bar to reveal the live audience results (so the results will update as users continue to vote). Pressing the space bar once more will pause the results.

If you are presenting a quiz poll (with a correct and incorrect answer), pressing R on your keyboard will reveal which of the answers are correct and which are incorrect.

If you plan to close your poll, you must select close the poll.

Once you have closed the poll, no more votes can be submitted. The presenter screen will show that the poll has been closed (see image below) and delegates will be informed that the poll has been closed.

Leader Board

If your presentation contains any polls with right/wrong answers then a leader board feature will be available on the live view. To access the leader board at any point throughout your presentation (after at least one right/wrong answer poll has been presented) hit the 6 key on your keyboard.

Hotkeys

To view the full list of hotkeys, have a look at the support article on keyboard shortcuts and hotkeys.