I saw this and thought that it might be perfect for what you are trying to accomplish and prevent your users from 'moving on' until your introduction is finished
1. Publish your Engage interaction to your presentation as your normally would 2. Then, reopen the Engage interaction & publish it for the web 3. Select View Interaction 4. Take a screen shot of the Engage interaction while it's on the first step 5. Go back to your PowerPoint presentation & paste the screen shot on the slide right before your Engage interaction 6. Record your audio for the screen shot slide & change the Slide Properties so that it advances automatically
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Hi Karen and welcome to E-Learning Heroes!
I saw this and thought that it might be perfect for what you are trying to accomplish and prevent your users from 'moving on' until your introduction is finished
1. Publish your Engage interaction to your presentation as your normally would
2. Then, reopen the Engage interaction & publish it for the web
3. Select View Interaction
4. Take a screen shot of the Engage interaction while it's on the first step
5. Go back to your PowerPoint presentation & paste the screen shot on the slide right before your Engage interaction
6. Record your audio for the screen shot slide & change the Slide Properties so that it advances automatically
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