Speakers

Add information and content related to your speaker(s).

This page describes the classic pages

In the new course builder there is no Speakers tab: speakers are a section of Course Details. Click Add speaker to add one, click a row to edit it, drag rows into the order learners should read them, and use the mail button to resend the introductory email. The speaker's fields are the same as below. Speaker Files and the interactive tools a speaker uses during a session are under Tools & Reports › Speaker Tools (Speaker Files) — see Tools & Reports.

• Speaker Files

  Optional (Recommended). Upload content related to your speakers. This may include a speaker agreement, a disclosure of conflicts of interest, a CV, or information about their professional career.

  INFO

  This information is purely organizational and makes auditing easier. Participants will not see this information.

• Speakers

  See Speaker Management.

• Add Speakers

  Use the green Add Speaker button to add a speaker. Enter their Name and Email Address (both required) and, optionally, a Title, Speaker Photo and Speaker Bio.

• Alphabetize Speakers

  Sorts the list of speakers by name.

Speaker Management

After adding a Speaker(s) to the lecture, Admins will have the option to send an email to the Speaker with a link to their Audience Response portal.

• Edit

  Make any changes to the basic Speaker information.

• View the Speaker’s Audience Response Page

  Use this link to view the Speaker’s Audience Response Page and review their setup progress.

• Resend the introductory Email

  Send/Resend the introductory email that includes a link to the Speaker’s Audience Response portal.

  

• Delete this Speaker

  Remove this Speaker’s information from the lecture.

Audience Response

Speakers can access a portal to create their own questions and view audience feedback. Admins can email Speakers a link to this portal when the Speaker is initially added or anytime thereafter using the introductory email button.

• Instructions

  This section offers interactive instructions to guide the speaker through setting up their audience response questions and teaches them how to broadcast questions during their lecture.

• Response Questions

  This section allows speakers to create and review questions that will be used during their lecture.

• Review Responses & Feedback

  This section allows speakers to review audience feedback and question responses. This is a great way to help speakers know what worked well and how they can improve.