• Below the Slide(s) you will see another set of menu control buttons.

• The arrow to present a slideshow. Options to print, download, report spam, share and like slides as well as subscribe to a deck.

• In Deck Edit Mode on the right there are options once you have made a deck and are ready to publish it (which can be done via the deck information form with the Publish or
  Unlisted toggle).

• You have the choice of presenting your slides as a slide show, printing as a PDF, download the deck in several formats including PDF, HTML, ePub and SCORM.

• You can report spam or legal issues with slide content, share decks on various social media sites and finally you can like a deck.

• The menu bar below the slides has an exclamation mark icon for reporting legal or spam issues with deck content to the SlideWiki team.

• The menu bar below the slides has a share icon to send your slides to others via email or social media.

• Use the thumbs up to like or unlike a slide.

• There is also an embed function to add slides to a website.

• You can add comments to your own and other people's slides by using the comments tab beneath the slides.

• Fill in the form. The Comment Title is a required field. 

• Then select Submit.

• You can reply to comments in the same way that you make a new comment - fill in the form and submit.

• These actions will be seen in the Activity Feed and in your Notifications.

• In view mode one of the tabs below the slides is the History tab.

• Changes Between Revisions

• Previous and

• View Selected Item.

The History tab provides three further options.

• Changes Between Revisions allows you to see what changes have taken place on a particular slide or deck.

• The Previous
  icon allows you
  to see previous versions of the selected item.

• View Selected Item opens up a full view of the selected item in a new window.

• The History tab shows when and who has collaborated on creating content or any other action linked to the author or others collaborating on the slides.

• Add Questions on the left edit menu allows for multiple-choice questions linked to individual slides - if slides are copied or forked the questions will remain attached to them.

• When creating questions you will need to select the
  Deck breadcrumb trail to go to Deck View.

• To create questions this is done in the Deck View Tools Menu.

• Then select
  Add question.

• You will then need to specify the question(s) required.

• You can also provide answer choices and other options.

• Then select Save.

• Select which tab you want the questions to come from, eg. From Current Deck, From My Decks or From SlideWiki.

• Then select the question(s) you require.

• Then select Next.

• Enter a title for the question(s) and then select the options you require.

• Then select Next.

• You will see a warning message.

• Then select
  Confirm Embed

• Explanations can be provided for the question options with levels of difficulty.

• Learners can use the questions for self-testing the knowledge gained with slides or in exam mode.

• Once a question has been created select the Questions tab.

• Exam mode provides the user with the questions in a chosen order.

• Options are provided to see the answers on completion of the test with marks given.

• The Slide Show Play Button below the slides, is also in the Deck Tree and beneath the Deck Landing page.

• Use the arrow keys bottom right of the screen to move between slides.

• Use the hamburger menu bottom left of the screen to view other options.

• The hamburger menu provides you with the option of choosing which slides to view, the Deck View page, your notes in speaker mode and an overview of the slides.

• You can download a deck in seven formats: PDF, HTML, ePub and the four versions of SCORM, a way of packaging up elearning objects.

• A playlist is a set of decks that can make up a course or a guide such as the help files you are reading.

• You can create
  a playlist by selecting your personal profile dropdown menu.

• Then select Playlists
  from the dropdown menu.

• Then select
  Create Playlist.

• You will need to decide the Title
  and Description
  of the Playlist.

• If necessary add a User Group.

• Then select Create.

• You can add a playlist from the Deck View by selecting the playlists tab.

• Then select
  Add to new playlist.

• You will need to decide the Title
  and Description
  of the Playlist.

• If necessary add a User Group.

• Then select Create.