• You can allow other SlideWiki users editorial rights to your Deck.

• You will need to select
  the Edit tab within the Deck View to access editing rights for specific users and/or groups.

• To alter editing rights for a user select:

• Add users for edit rights: then select a user who has logged into SlideWiki by searching the dropdown list.

• To alter editing rights for a group select:

• Add groups for edit rights: these are created under My Settings and can contain any number of users. Select the user group available on the drop down list.

• User groups can provide colleagues, project or class groups editorial rights to your Decks.

• Another feature is that
  Markdown can be used to edit slides.

• If you have not forked or copied someone else's deck you may find you cannot edit the slides.

• A window will appear allowing you to
  Request edit access and you will receive a message when the owner gets in contact.

• If you want to copy or fork an existing deck then use the Fork button at the top of the Deck Tree (you need to sign in for
  this to appear).

• You will be asked to confirm you want to
  Fork this deck before it is saved in your Decks.

• The structure of the deck is shown in the Deck Tree.

• A Deck consists of slides and
  sub-decks.

• Sub-decks can be used to organise slides or to append another deck into a larger series of slides.

• Slides: may contain text, images or videos.

• Each slide is indicated as a document within the deck tree.

• The thumbnail view of the slides in the Deck and
  Sub-decks is shown when you select Show Thumbnails
  at the bottom of the
  Deck Tree list.

• The Deck View displays the properties of the deck. The Deck Tree (1) for slide and deck navigation. Slide Info and Activity (2) showing creators and revisions.

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• Users can see the actions that have taken place on a Deck or Slide in the
  Activity Feed.

• When in Deck View go to the bottom tab of the Deck to add a Source.

• The tabs can be found under the deck controls.

• Fill out the form and then select Submit.

• When viewing a Slide go to the bottom tab of the Slide to add a Source.

• The tabs can be found under the Slide controls.

• Fill out the form and then select Submit.

• Go to the Tools dropdown menu below the Deck View controls.

• Select Tools in the list.

• Use the Edit button to Add Tags.

• When you put the cursor in the edit box and start typing in words - you may see other tags.

• In this example 'swguide' is a tag.

• When you select the tag 'swguide' appears as a tag in the edit box.

• You can delete the tag by selecting the 'x'.

• Once you have completed editing or creating a tag select Save.

• Additional tags are also recommended.

• Using Tags will ensure you and your followers can find your slides more easily.  Use keywords and these can help with grouping decks along with playlists.

• You can add recommended tags by selecting
  the '+' in the tag recommendation box.

• You can
  View decks
  with this tag.

• You can Dismiss a recommendation by selecting the 'x'.

• You can select
  Add comment under the Slide controls.

• You can select
  Add comment under the Slide controls.

• When completed select Submit.

• Sources, Tags, Comments, History, Usage, Questions and Playlists related to the content can all be added using the Tools dropdown menu below the slide controls.

• You can add Slides and Sub-decks to your Deck using the six deck structure controls located above the slide area.

• Select the Add Slide tab (dark grey document with lines and a plus sign).

• New slides have a default template with a title and bullet point text.

• Once you add a new Slide
  it will appear in the
  Deck Tree list.

• This can be dragged and dropped anywhere in the Deck Tree list. Hold down the left hand mouse key to move it up and down.

• You can attach up to 50
  slides from another deck
  you have created or
  someone else's deck
  available on SlideWiki.

• Select the Attach Slide tab (white document with lines and a paper clip).

• After selecting Attach Slide you will see a dialogue box appear with options.

• You can choose Slides from your Deck or SlideWiki.

• For example, if you select From SlideWiki you can then select a Deck from Recent Decks.

• Then select Next.

• Within the chosen Deck, select the
  Slides you require.

• Then select Attach.

• Once you have attached a new Slide it will appear in the Deck Tree list.

• This can be dragged and dropped anywhere in the Deck Tree list. Hold down the left hand mouse key to move it up and down.

• Select the Add Deck tab (yellow folder with the plus sign) and a new deck edit form will appear.

• Complete the form.

• Then Save
  the form.

• A new Sub-deck will appear in the Deck Tree list.

• Once the new Sub-deck
  has appeared in the
  Deck Tree list.

• This can be dragged and dropped anywhere in the Deck Tree list. Hold down the left hand mouse key to move it up and down.

• If you want to attach a
  sub-deck to your present deck select the Attach Deck tab (yellow folder with the clip).

• Choose a tab either From My decks or From SlideWiki.

• Select a Sub-deck you wish to attach from the Recent decks. For example the SlideWiki webinar.

• Then select Attach.

• Once the attached Sub-deck has appeared in the
  Deck Tree list.

• This can be dragged and dropped anywhere in the Deck Tree list. Hold down the left hand mouse key to move it up and down.

• You will also be able to edit the deck information in the form and save the results.

• Select the Duplicate tab (Two white sheets of paper) and the slide you wanted to duplicate will automatically appear ready to edit.

• Make changes to the Slide and then select Save.

• Give the Slide a new title in the Deck Tree.

• Then press Enter.

• You can also use the
  left and right arrow keys when editing the title.

• Select the Delete tab
  (red dustbin or trash can) and a pop-up window will appear.

• Select Yes, delete it! and you will return to the deck view.

• You will return to the Deck View. Check the Slide has been deleted from the Deck Tree.

• Select the slide you wish
  to move in the Deck Tree list and hold the left hand mouse button down.

• As you move the mouse
  you may see a No entry sign appear (Windows only) - keep moving the slide up or down until a line appears where you want to position the slide.

• A message saying Refreshing Deck Structure...
  will appear if the move has been successful.

• It is important to label all your slides with a short title in the Deck Tree.

• Double click or select the
  'New Slide' label that is seen in the Deck Tree list, type in a new name, then use the enter key to save the result not your mouse.

• When you Add a comment your user name will appear in the Activity Feed.