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Interactive presentation tools for teachers and classrooms
Teachers want a lesson that students take part in, not one they sit through. DeckSlide gives you interactive presentation tools built for the classroom: an animated lesson deck you present live, joined by a code with no student account, with chat, raised hands and subtitles in the room. Quizzes and scored games are both there, authored on a slide before the lesson.
- No card required
- Attendees install nothing
- Runs in any browser
Built for rooms you cannot afford to lose
- Hosted in the EU
- Imports your .pptx
- Audience joins with a code
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Students join with a code, no account
Students join in the browser with no account by code or QR, into a lobby that opens itself when the lesson starts. Joining captures only a display name — never an email, so you are not gathering pupil data to run a class. That keeps the friction and the privacy overhead low for a school setting.
Take part: chat, hands and subtitles
Students can ask in public chat or message you privately, and raise a hand to be called on while you work the queue in order. Turn on live subtitles for the whole class with one button — useful for accessibility and for pupils reading along — and keep a transcript afterwards. Point and draw on the slide to focus attention on the part that matters.
Honest about quizzes and marking
Quizzes, scored games and leaderboards are all there. One clear boundary for teachers: nothing here marks a student’s work or records a grade against their name. If your lesson depends on a Kahoot-style quiz with points, this is not that tool. DeckSlide’s classroom interaction is discussion and questions — chat, hands, audio and subtitles — on a genuinely animated lesson deck.
Questions, answered honestly
interactive presentations for teachers
DeckSlide lets you present an animated lesson deck live, with students joining by code with no account and taking part through chat, raised hands and subtitles. It has quizzes and scored games, authored on a slide beforehand.
interactive presentation for students
Students join with a code, no account and no app, and interact through chat, private questions, raised hands and audio. Only a display name is captured, so no pupil emails are collected.
does it have quizzes or a leaderboard
No. Quizzes, scored games and leaderboards are all there. What the product will not do is record a grade against a student's name. Classroom interaction is chat, raised hands, audio and live subtitles.
Build the deck, then present it live.
Free to start. Your audience joins with a code — no account, no install.
Build a lesson deck and present it live to the class — start free.