1. Review
Read the quarter’s results
The presentation shows three operational areas that need attention.
Presentation example
A presentation that asks the audience to set a priority.
Vote for shorter customer wait time, fewer release defects, or faster new-hire onboarding and open the related discussion prompt.
How it was built
The vote changes the discussion prompt
Three choice buttons save the selected priority and branch to a result scene that frames the next discussion.
- Buttons
- Video branching
- Viewer variables
What it does
The example turns a quarterly briefing into a decision instead of a one-way slide sequence.
Each viewer’s vote is saved, and the selected result opens a focused question for the team.
Inside the experience
What the viewer does
The video gives each interaction a clear job in the route.
2. Vote
Choose one priority
The viewer selects wait time, defects, or onboarding.
3. Discuss
Open the focused prompt
The chosen priority leads to a question that can start the team discussion.
What it reports
Each interaction is measured
- Priority vote
- The report stores the option selected by the viewer.
- Discussion route
- The view record shows which prompt opened after the vote.
- Replay available
- The viewer can return and inspect another priority.
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Training
Choose an evaluation lens
Select Kirkpatrick Level 3, Phillips ROI, or the Success Case Method and see the evidence each approach needs.
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Choose the next trail step
After a water test, choose waterproof construction, trail fit, or a rock-grip test.
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Progressive disclosure desk
Choose to write a draft, review changes, or publish and see only the information needed for that action.
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Start from a video you already have
The interactions were added on top of an existing recording.