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What is the slide library?
Learn about the slide library and available lesson slides, including slide templates supported for screen readers when creating courses for your team.What is the slide library?
The slide library is a centralized place where you can find all available lesson slides. These slides act as building blocks that you add to standard lessons when creating courses, making it easier to build structured, interactive training without starting from scratch.
From the slide library, you can add different types of lesson slides to support your training goals:
Teach: Present information using text, images, files, and videos. You can adjust the slide layout, design, and animation to suit your lesson.
Quiz: Check understanding with different question types, such as multiple choice, true or false, sentence builder, or drag-to-match, and more. You can also add feedback to explain correct answers.
Engage: Encourage collaboration and participation using game and feedback slides, helping motivate users to stay engaged while completing the course.
More: Access advanced slides, such as external URLs and imported slides from other lessons, to reuse content and tailor lessons to your needs.
Teach
Text slides are a great way to deliver informational content in different ways. You can create a simple scroll-through, an engaging slider to compare text blocks, and more.
Image slides are a great way to display visual content in interactive ways. You can either highlight points, scratch to reveal, and more.
File slides are a simple way to share documents directly within a course. You can upload or link files from Documents so users can view procedures, manuals, and reference materials efficiently without leaving the course.
Video slides are a great way to deliver training through media streaming. You can either upload your own videos in supported formats or link externally from Vimeo and YouTube.
Quiz
Generate questions for your quiz with ease using AI. Simply input a topic, relevant keywords, or even entire paragraphs of text, and let the AI create customized questions for you.
Multiple-choice questions are a great way to check your team's knowledge. You can keep it simple by selecting from a list, role play by simulating a chat, and more.
Number slides are a great way to make statistical questions more interesting. You can create interactions that capture values on a pie chart, a slider, and more.
Word slides are a great way to deliver training through wordplay. You can fill in the missing letters in a sentence, strike out incorrect words, and more.
Match slides are a great way to test your team's knowledge by connecting concepts. You can match text and images together, reorder items, and more.
Engage
Game slides are a great way to make learning fun with some classic games. You can deliver training through word search, memory match, and more.
Feedback slides are a great way to capture responses from your team about a specific topic or even about the training itself. You can capture free text, plot in a quadrant, and more.
More
Advanced slides allow you to display a webpage using a URL or import content from other LMS systems via SCORM packages.
The import slide option allows you to copy slides from other lessons into this one. Please note that edits you make to an imported slide are separate from the original slide.
Compatible screen readers
SafetyCulture Training helps you create inclusive and accessible training experiences for visually impaired team members. It works smoothly with screen readers, ensuring everyone can confidently navigate and interact with training content.
The following screen readers are supported for specific slide templates:
VoiceOver (Safari/iOS)
NVDA (Windows/Chrome)
TalkBack (Android)
What slide templates are supported?
Slide type | Slide template |
|---|---|
Text | Title Horizontal series Bulleted list Scrolling mix Vertical series Exit |
Image | Image collection |
Video | Single video Vimeo Youtube |
Multiple choice | Multiple choice |
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