Gif Battles: I think that for every facilitator that looks for team building activities, it would be…

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Migrated from the old AhaSlides community — Originally posted by Dimitra Pouliou on 18 January 2023 · 7 votes on the old forum · view the original

I think that for every facilitator that looks for team building activities, it would be useful to be able to create “gif battles” with aha slides. So it would be great for the audience to be able to search and submit a gif as an answer to a certain idea that the host gives (e.g. Monday morning at the office) and then everyone would get to see the answers one-by-one and even vote for their favorite (as you can do now in the brainstorm type of slide). I think that it would be a really fun game and it can even work for more work-centric questions).

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Originally posted by Nathan Tran (AhaSlides team) on 11 December 2023

Hi,

Thanks for your interest in AhaSlides!

We have received your feature request. Your suggestion is important to us, and we will carefully consider the feasibility and implications of incorporating this feature into our offerings. While we cannot provide an immediate commitment, rest assured that your input will be discussed and evaluated by our team.

If you have any further details or insights you’d like to share regarding this feature or any other aspect of our product, please feel free to reach out.

Kind regards,

Nathan

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Originally posted by AhaSlides Team (AhaSlides team) on 30 October 2024

Hi,

While there’s no direct solution for your use case as of yet, I could suggest a workaround:

  1. Our Open-Ended slide allows the audience to submit an image, including GIFs. Please make sure that the audience submit a caption along with it and not just an image.

  2. Go back to Editing mode and convert the slide type to Brainstorm. All submissions will be converted, then you can move on to the Voting phase. The downside is that the image is not shown here, only the caption - which can be used to remind the audience what that image is about. You can switch the type back to Open-Ended any time if you forgot the image content.

Hope this helps,

Duke