Slides - MESO Docs

MESO Present builds slide decks. A deck can come from a lesson you have already planned, or from a topic on its own.

Two ways in

From	You get
A lesson in a unit	A deck that follows the lesson’s objectives and sequence
A topic on its own	A deck built from what you describe

A deck built from a lesson will be tighter, because it inherits the outcomes and the sequence rather than guessing at them. Presentation is also one of the eight resource types, so you can reach it from the resource wizard as well as from Slides.

Editing a deck

Decks are editable — reorder, rewrite, and adjust slides. As with everything else MESO generates, the version worth teaching from is the one you have been through.

Generated decks tend to run long and even. Cutting slides is usually a better first edit than adding them — a deck that mirrors every objective is thorough but rarely paced well for a class.

Before you present

Check anything factual on the slides — dates, quotations, formulae, worked examples. A slide is the worst place to discover an error, because the class sees it at the same time you do.