Powerpoints
Enable presentation of Powerpoints within your custom courses.
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Enable presentation of Powerpoints within your custom courses.
The Powerpoint Viewer lets you upload a PowerPoint (.pptx) into a training page so learners can:
View slides directly in the course page
Move slide-by-slide with Previous/Next controls
Use fullscreen mode for easier reading
Download the presentation file
As an admin, you can also control learner-facing display settings (for example, display name and minimum time per slide).
Open your training in Edit mode.
Add a PPTX block from:
the slash menu (/) and select PPTX, or
the media/design panel and select PowerPoint.
Upload a .pptx file.
Wait for the presentation to render, then preview the page.
Open the Powerpoint block actions and click the Settings icon.
Set a friendly name learners should see.
This name is also used as the preferred downloaded file name.
Leave blank to use the uploaded file name.
Turn on Require minimum time per slide.
Enter the number of seconds.
In learner mode, Next slide is blocked until the timer completes.
In edit mode, slide navigation is not restricted by this timer.
Replace presentation: upload a new .pptx for the same block.
Download presentation: export the current file.
Delete presentation: remove the block/file from the page.
Drag and reorder: move the PPTX block to a different position in the page layout.
Learners can navigate slides using on-screen controls.
Learners can download the presentation.
Supported file type is .pptx only.
Some advanced PowerPoint effects (complex animations, transitions, embedded media behaviors) may render differently in-browser than in desktop PowerPoint.
Very large decks can take longer to load.
Use this quick checklist before publishing:
Open the PPTX in preview/learner view and click through a few slides.
Make sure the rendered styles match what you are looking for, since not all PowerPoint features (like animations) are supported.
Blank/white viewer: refresh once, then re-upload if needed.
File rejected: confirm it is a valid .pptx and within your org file size limit.
Styles look different: try modifying in your powerpoint editor and re-uploading..
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