Video Tutorials
These LIVE workshops will demonstrate the ease of use of the building process in our one-stop platform for engagement. Each tutorial will focus on one of the customizable templates that we offer in the BRAVOZONE, and will also include some tips, tricks, and best practices on how to gamify your content for success.
Using Preview & Summary Slides
In this tutorial we will show you how you can use the preview and summary slides for your questions to deliver additional information. You can use PowerPoint slides, simple text, images, audio, including voice over, and video including YouTube Videos. Preview and summary slides is an excellent opportunity to add additional teaching points to your session.
(44 sec)
Being Creative with your Questions
In this short video you will see an example of how to be creative with your question types to help emphasize your teaching points. A key to making this work is the use of the preview and summary slides.
(1:02 min)
Review of Features Found in Creating Content
In this short video you will see an example of how to be creative with your question types to help emphasize your teaching points. A key to making this work is the use of the preview and summary slides.
(1:04 min)
Changing your Text in the BravoZone
In this session we will show how easy it is to change text in your sessions to anything you want. You want all text to be in Spanish? No problem. You can easily save changes to text and import it into other sessions at any time.
(1:01 min)
Missing a Report?
One of the more common problems we hear from time to time is when a student states they finished a session or an instructor played a session but there is a report that can't be found. Changes were made in 2023. What happens now is that anytime a session is started, regardless if it is self-paced or instructor-led, a report is generated even if the session was not completed.
(58 sec)
How to Use Demographics
Creating demographics for instructor-led sessions allows you to do many things. You track results for example by division, state, age, or whatever you come up with. If you want 20 teams, using demographics will allow you to break down results by the use of a demographic.
(52 sec)