I have a pyramid I'm taking from research somebody else has done and I need to run a citation in the interaction to make it all legal and proper. The four layers in my pyramid all have labels in them and adding the citation to one of the layers throws everything off. Placing the citation below the pyramid in the lower right is the logical place to put it but Engage does not allow text in that area...or does it? Has anybody come across this before?
I figured something else out. The organizations website had a logo I copied and pasted into the logo area of the interaction. It does not appear exactly where I would like--where all the attention is focused, but it does recognize the original research. I'm about to do a scratch copy of the presentation so we'll see if it passes muster.
Adding it to the introductory slide gave the impression that it was just the words that appear in the introduction that came from the research.
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Hey Eric!
Would including your citation either in the Introduction or Summary slides do the trick?
I figured something else out. The organizations website had a logo I copied and pasted into the logo area of the interaction. It does not appear exactly where I would like--where all the attention is focused, but it does recognize the original research. I'm about to do a scratch copy of the presentation so we'll see if it passes muster.
Adding it to the introductory slide gave the impression that it was just the words that appear in the introduction that came from the research.
Oops, the logo thing doesn't work either. I want the logo on one slide but putting it there makes it appear on every other interaction.
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