I have a slide that has an Engage interaction, but the slide also has a Notes tab with some text content in it. When the user clicks the Notes tab, the information appears behind the interaction where it can't be seen. Could someone tell me if there's a way for the Notes tab to appear on top of the Engage interaction? Thanks!
I'm sorry this response is coming so late, but I wanted to thank you for your input. As a beginner, I needed to make sure that I wasn't missing an obvious solution. Thanks again!
Is there some way to work around this? We have to publish course for ESL and hearing impaired people, so we need the transcript for the audio to be available. The audio content is *much* too long to include as text in the engage content itself.
I wasn't specific enough in my question, I guess. The issue was, we had the notes tab enabled for the entire course, through that player option as you mentioned above, but when you reached an Engage slide, the notes tab would vanish, just for that slide, then reappear on the following plain PPT slides.
I eventually found a way to turn the notes on specifically for the Engage slide through the Custom option on the Slide Properties menu, but it wasn't a very intuitive location to find it.
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This is expected behaviour, the engage interaction is a web object and sits on top of the player and will always sit over the menu and notes tabs
I'm sorry this response is coming so late, but I wanted to thank you for your input. As a beginner, I needed to make sure that I wasn't missing an obvious solution. Thanks again!
Is there some way to work around this? We have to publish course for ESL and hearing impaired people, so we need the transcript for the audio to be available. The audio content is *much* too long to include as text in the engage content itself.
Hi Jada! You could utilize Presenter to accomplish this. Check out this tutorial.
Hi Leslie,
I wasn't specific enough in my question, I guess. The issue was, we had the notes tab enabled for the entire course, through that player option as you mentioned above, but when you reached an Engage slide, the notes tab would vanish, just for that slide, then reappear on the following plain PPT slides.
I eventually found a way to turn the notes on specifically for the Engage slide through the Custom option on the Slide Properties menu, but it wasn't a very intuitive location to find it.
Ah, that makes sense Jada.
That is the way you would change it though, by default it changes to a custom when quizzes or interactions are added.
So, you have to change the settings in the Slide Properties as explained here.
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