If this is your first time sharing a Talk-Deck, please read "Tutorial 4: Sharing Your Talk-Deck" on the Support Site (support.talk-deck.com) first to understand the different sharing techniques available and how to use them, especially the difference between a Feature Image link and a Presentation Embed Code link.
Use this code to embed the Talk-Deck Player into any full or partial width webpage. If needed, adjust the "height" parameter to better fit the height of the grey background to your width/height aspect ratio.
If you wish to link to your page using an image rather than a text hyperlink, see the "Feature Image" tab for information on how to do this.
Use this code to insert a Feature image into any webpage. You can then link the image to the page containing the player. Using this code will automatically update the Feature image if the original presentation is changed.
If you aren't concerned about having the Feature image updated when the presentation is changed, just access the image using the 'Source' parameter and Copy>Paste>Link the image to your page location.
Use this code to embed the integrated Player and Feature Image directly into any full or partial width webpage. If required, adjust the "height" parameter to better fit the height of the grey background to your width/height aspect ratio.
This integrated code will automatically update the Tripicon image if the original presentation is changed.
To use it's Feature image to link to a Talk-Deck presentation in an Outlook HTML email, first access the image using the code in Box 1...
...then right click on the image and "Copy/Paste" it into your Outlook email. Then copy the link from Box 2. Right click on the image > 'Hyperlink' and paste the link into the dialogue box.
If you are sending multiple emails and don't want to include the image in each email, you can simply insert the Feature image link to the image in your email rather than including the image itself.
To send a text link to a presentation in either an HTML or Text Only email, copy this link and paste it into your email.
New to talk-deck? Here's a quick guide to the Talk-Deck playback screen...
A Talk-Deck replicates online the experience of watching a presenter deliver a presentation live, with the added benefit of precise interactivity that puts you in control of your viewing experience. A small video screen contains a video of the presenter delivering the presentation. A large slide screen displays the speaker support slides that accompanied the presenter. Interactive controls let you access any part of the presentation you want instantly: you can skip some parts, watch other parts again and again. Here are the main features of the Talk-Deck Playback screen.
- Start/Stop a Talk-Deck by pressing the "Play Video" button. The presenter (video) stays perfectly synchronized to the presenter's slides, just like in a live presentation.
- Below the video screen is a list of "Slide and Section Titles". Click on any slide title to go instantly to that slide and point in the presentation. Video and slides stay perfectly synchronized.
- Below the large current slide image is the "Mini-slide Bar". This provides the same control as the slide list using images instead of text links. Click on any mini-slide to go instantly to that slide and point in the presentation.
- Below the Mini-slide Bar is a "Video Timeline" that will take you to any part of the presentation by time when you click on it.
- The bottom "Icon Bar" contains a number of icons that enable you to change screen configurations, provide sharing functions, and more. Roll over any icon to discover its function.
Now, close this guide screen, press the play video button to start your presentation, then take your hand off the mouse for five seconds and see what happens. It's like watching a presentation live. Enjoy!
BTW If you want to make your own Talk-Deck presentation, just go to talk-deck.com and press "Create a Talk-Deck".