1. Import your PowerPoint
Upload the .pptx file you already use. Sendsteps brings it into the editor so you do not rebuild the lesson from a blank page.
Import a PowerPoint file into the Sendsteps editor and keep control of every slide. Slides stay editable, including speaker notes. You can add questions, change the flow, and teach from one place. There is no PowerPoint add-in. Import is how your existing deck becomes a lesson students can take part in.
Upload the .pptx file you already use. Sendsteps brings it into the editor so you do not rebuild the lesson from a blank page.
Slides stay fully editable, speaker notes included. No flattened images. Change text, order and layout the way you would in any editor.
Place questions and activities in the flow: multiple choice, open answers, a quiz, a word cloud. See question types.
Present slides, notes, questions and incoming responses from one view. Students take part during the lesson, not only after the test.
Sendsteps imports existing PowerPoints as fully editable slides. Speaker notes come with them. You are not stuck with screenshots of your own work.
That is the Create step of the Learning Loop Platform for education: start from materials you already have, then structure the lesson before anyone joins.
There is no ribbon inside PowerPoint any more. Import your .pptx file into the Sendsteps editor instead. You get editable slides and speaker notes, then you add questions and teach from Sendsteps.
The URL stays the same so existing links still work. The product behind it is import, not an add-in.
Importing is not the goal. Equal voice for every student is. Once the slides are in Sendsteps, you can see who understands during the lesson.
Students respond on their own device. Quieter students still get heard. How Engage works
See understanding in real time, while you can still act. How Validate works
AI can recommend what to change next time. You decide. How Improve works
No. The Sendsteps PowerPoint add-in is no longer part of the product. Import your PowerPoint file into the Sendsteps editor instead. Slides stay editable, including speaker notes.
Import the PowerPoint file into the Sendsteps editor. That is how an existing deck becomes a lesson on the Learning Loop Platform for education. You can then add questions so every student can take part.
Yes. Sendsteps imports existing PowerPoints as fully editable slides, speaker notes included. They are not flattened into images. You can change text, order and layout in the editor.
Import brings your deck into the Learning Loop Platform. You keep the content you already made, then engage students, validate who understands during the lesson, and improve the next one. Staying in PowerPoint alone does not close that loop.
Yes. After import you still have full control in the editor. AI can suggest questions or a tighter flow. You decide what to keep. AI recommends, teachers decide.
Import your PowerPoint. Edit with full control. AI recommends, teachers decide.