Welcome to WiZiQ : Welcome to WiZiQ Anyone can teach & learn live, online
Slide2 : Public Content
Slide3 : Click here to browse through public content on WiZiQ Public Content
Public Content : Public Content Use Categories to view content on a particular subject or topic ‘WiZiQ’ category contains presentations with tips on using WiZiQ. Popular tags present quick keywords to locate content on a particular topic Search presentations by subject or topic Upload your presentations to WiZiQ
Public Content - Presentation in Show : Look for other presentations on the subject or topic here Click here to Flag the presentation as ‘Inappropriate’ for category or copyrights Save presentation to your disk if the member uploading the presentation allowed for download Share presentation with your contacts Links to use the presentation as embedded object, hyperlink or thumbnail in a web page Public Content - Presentation in Show Presentation playing with narration and animation effects
Slide6 : My Content
Slide7 : My Content on WiZiQ “My Content” is a repository where you can store files that you usually share online with others.
In “My Content”, you can upload
PowerPoint files (.ppt),
PowerPoint shows (.pps),
PDF documents (.pdf) and
Flash files (.swf) After you sign in as a member on WiZiQ, you can use ‘My Content’
Slide8 : Upload PowerPoint Presentations & PowerPoint Shows here PDF Documents and Flash files in this folder Click here OR click here to upload My Content on WiZiQ Feature to upload MS-Word Documents, Excel Spreadsheets coming soon
Slide9 : Enter file details Check this option if you want to use it in your live sessions via virtual classroom Confirm
1. the file does not exceed the size limits
2. it is not read only,
3. It is not corrupt Click here to upload My Content on WiZiQ
Slide10 : All your uploaded presentations appear here You can make your private presentation public on WiZiQ A private presentation is private to your account and a public presentation is visible to all the members of WiZiQ Option to share your presentation with your contacts You can share your private presentations or public presentations with your contacts My Content on WiZiQ These are the files that are available to you all the time in your live sessions You can play the presentation
Slide11 : Content shared by your WiZiQ contacts with you is listed here You can play the presentation Delete the presentation from your shared contact Use it in your virtual classroom Share further with your contacts if the content is not the member’s private content My Content on WiZiQ
Slide12 : Presentations shared by your contacts can be accessed from here And here, the presentations you shared with your contacts Shared Content in WiZiQ Inbox
Slide13 : Using “My Content” in Virtual Classroom
Slide14 : Presentation not available in Virtual Classroom Presentation available in Virtual Classroom Option to add your presentation in Virtual Classroom, if not earlier added Presentations added to VC are available to you in your virtual classroom Using My Content in Virtual Classroom
Slide15 : Switch over to Content tab Click on “Load Content” to access ‘My Content’ Using My Content in Virtual Classroom
Slide16 : Expand ‘Your Content’ folder All the files for which you checked
‘Add to Virtual Classroom’
were successfully converted and are available here Select the file And click here to add it to the session Using My Content in Virtual Classroom
Troubleshooting : Troubleshooting Why is my file not available in the virtual classroom?
The file fails processing and is thus not available in the virtual classroom if:
Size of PPT and Flash file is more than 10 mb, and PDF is more than 3 mb
The file is read only
The file is corrupt
Troubleshooting : Troubleshooting
How do I check if my presentation or PDF is corrupt?
To check if the PPT is corrupt:
Open your presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint. Go to File Menu and then ‘Save as web page’.
If the file gets successfully saved as a web page, your presentation is fine and if Microsoft PowerPoint crashes it means the file is corrupt. To check if the PDF is corrupt:
Open your PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader. Go to File Menu and then click ‘Save As’.
If the file gets successfully saved as any file format, your document is fine and if it does not, it means the file is corrupt.
Slide19 : For any query or information, please contact us at
support@wiziq.com