Sharing Images with Open-Ended slide

Sharing Images with Open-Ended slide

Participants can now share images with Open-ended slides on AhaSlides.

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You can learn how to use the Open-Ended slide here

                                          


After creating your Open-Ended slide, you can check the box Allow audience to submit images to allow participants to share images with you.



In your participants' screen, there's an Upload image... button. Clicking on it will let your participants reply to your question with an image from their phone library, or by taking a new image on their phone camera. 



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