Host your first sessionCreate a deck, present it, and invite answers. Join and participateEnter a session and respond from your phone. Open your learning workRead Notes, complete homework, and review feedback.
Getting started
- Start your first session
- Create a deck, present it, collect answers, and finish with Notes.
Workspace
- Library, folders, and decks
- Organize files, find material, manage copies, and recover items from Trash.
- Share a space
- Invite colleagues, set their roles, and manage access to shared decks and live sessions.
Prepare a deck
- Edit and save a deck
- Use the editor, manage draft changes and history, and resolve conflicting saves.
- Slides, templates, and reveals
- Build slide sequences, add detail slides, prepare timers, and control reveal order.
- Questions and answer settings
- Author questions, choose response formats, and control results, correctness, and timing.
- Themes, masters, and brand kits
- Set the deck's visual design and reuse shared colors, logos, fonts, and slide masters.
- Pictures, audio, and embedded material
- Add media and reading material, prepare listening activities, and make portable copies.
Teach and facilitate
- Present, annotate, and explain
- Navigate slides, use an audience screen, mark passages, and control listening and word lookup.
- Run a live session
- Manage participation, question state, results, remote control, and session recovery.
- Q&A, groups, and co-facilitation
- Moderate audience questions, collect shared group responses, and pass presenter control.
Participate
- Join and participate
- Enter a session, answer questions, ask the host, and recover your connection.
- Your lessons, homework, and feedback
- Use your personal link to read lesson outcomes, practise, submit work, and review feedback.
Teaching and follow-up
- Students, groups, and classes
- Keep teaching context beside the relevant decks and prepare material for a learner or class.
- Issue and replace learner links
- Give each learner private access to their work and preserve identity when replacing a link.
- Write session Notes
- Save outcomes and homework, keep teaching notes private, and record the next step.
- Assign and revise homework
- Prepare reading, writing, voice, and practice tasks for everyone or selected learners.
- Review work and share feedback
- Read original submissions, publish corrections and audio comments, and choose material to revisit.
- Results, exports, and workshop recaps
- Read saved responses, download data, and select material for a shareable recap.
Desktop and PowerPoint
- OpenRoom Desktop and local files
- Open, save, present, and synchronize portable .openroom decks.
- Prepare a deck with a Desktop agent
- Connect your own model account, attach source material, and review changes in the editor.
- Use OpenRoom in PowerPoint
- Embed OpenRoom slides, connect the task pane, rehearse, and run participation alongside a presentation.
Account and integrations
- Account, billing, and connected apps
- Manage sign-in, plan access, subscriptions, personal tokens, and external connections.
- Connect an external agent
- Author decks and manage your work through an MCP client using your OpenRoom account.
- Command-line and file workflows
- Validate files, revise cloud decks safely, control a session, and find the authoritative API contracts.
Reference
- Privacy, retention, and limits
- Check who can access each kind of material, how long it remains available, and the supported size limits.
- Keyboard and accessible operation
- Navigate the Library, editor, and presenter with the keyboard and choose a readable participant view.
- Troubleshooting
- Recover saves, participation, media, learner work, and integration connections.