1. INTERACTIVITY IN ONLINE
PRESENTATIONS
By: Dan Rapoza

2. INTERACTION
 Including interactive elements help make an
online class much more effective for
students.
 The following slides will give you a couple
tips for giving your students opportunity to
interact in an online class.

3. INTERACTION SLIDES
 In your presentation, include slides that ask
questions. Then use a Feedback tool to poll
answers.
 Questions don’t serve as quizzes or tests.
Rather, they provide students an easy way
to participate in class.
 Adding a 2nd question slide with the answer.
(Continue for an example)

4. SAMPLE INTERACTION SLIDE
 When crossing the street, what is the
approved Company process?
A. Look left, then right, then left again as you
cross.
B. Look right, then left as your cross.
C. Don’t look, but put up your hand in the direction
of oncoming traffic.
D. Ask your manager for specific directions for that
particular street.

5. SAMPLE INTERACTION SLIDE
 When crossing the street, what is the
approved Company process?
A. Look left, then right, then left again as you
cross.
B. Look right, then left as your cross.
C. Don’t look, but put up your hand in the direction
of oncoming traffic.
D. Ask your manager for specific directions for that
particular street.

6. INTERACTION SLIDES
 When using feedback, understand that the
feedback view for students is often different
than what you see.

7. FEEDBACK
What you see…

8. FEEDBACK
What you see…
What they see…

9. INTERACTION SLIDES
 Now let’s see what it looks like all
together…

10. FEEDBACK W/ INTERACTION SLIDES

11. FEEDBACK W/ INTERACTION SLIDES
Your
question
slide
Feedback
tool

12. TEXT CHAT
Many online
presentation
have a text chat
feature.
Use it to ask open
ended questions!

13. INTERACTION
 These are just a couple of tools. There are many,
many other ways to incorporate interaction!
Thanks for playing!