Livestream Your Microsoft Forms With PowerPoint in Minutes

Learn how to present your Microsoft Forms, live in a PowerPoint presentation. In this video, you'll learn about the "Present" button in forms, which can be used without PowerPoint. Then, see our demo of how to embed your form into a PPTX file, either for obtaining live responses, or for filling it out later in the slides.
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[@jesusmonegro6599]

Great overview! Thank you for this

[@jamil4tube]

Great topic covered as usual

[@WonderLaura]

Glad you think so!

[@StevenKnight]

I’ve done the QR code on a big screen, it resizes nicely, and people manage to use it. I suspect lighting and contrast might cause more issues than the quality of the QR code image.

[@WonderLaura]

Thanks!

[@joycebutler3001]

Great Training! As a content creator how can you create a embedded Forms quiz in a PowerPoint to be used by a trainer?

[@WonderLaura]

Are you needing something different than what was demonstrated in the video?

[@TremainSr]

When you have camera open use two fingers from 40 ft away and zoom in

[@WonderLaura]

Thanks!

[@GraceGamage]

How do you make the form in which you can submit each question's response at one time? For example, if everyone answered only question 1, press submit and see those results, then later in a presentation is question 2, the audience now does that question and press submit, see those results. I don't want the people to have to do all 4 questions at one time.

[@WonderLaura]

I’m not sure. You may have to create several different forms to achieve that.

[@issiewizzie]

The original OG

[@WonderLaura]

😄

[@MarkJFellows]

Hi, can you abstract the data collected?

[@WonderLaura]

Yes, export to excel or use a flow