Presentation Packet Guide

21. Presentation Packet

What this page is for

Presentation Packet is the deck builder for team meetings, scout meetings, and game prep presentations.

Who can use this

Owner, Coach, and Staff-style users in Team Workspace.

How to use it

1. Open Presentation Packet from Game Prep.
2. Confirm the selected game.
3. Click Generate Deck to build from available sources.
4. Click Save Deck after edits.
5. Use Load Saved Deck to return to saved work.
6. Choose built-in presets or local templates where available.
7. Navigate slides with thumbnails or the slide dropdown.
8. Edit slide canvas objects.
9. Use the selected object inspector to adjust content, layout, visibility, and diagram items.
10. Add slides, objects, source blocks, diagrams, and video objects as needed.
11. Review the deck.
12. Present in room view.
13. Print or Save PDF.

Built-in presets and local templates

Built-in presets provide starting structures. Local templates help reuse a deck structure without retyping common slide layouts.

Slide thumbnails/dropdown and slide canvas

Use thumbnails/dropdown for navigation. Use the canvas to arrange each slide's text, source blocks, diagrams, image/video placeholders, and coaching notes.

Add Object, Add Source Block, Add Diagram, and video objects

• Add Object adds general slide content.
• Add Source Block inserts content from Game Prep sources.
• Add Diagram creates visual teaching blocks with markers, arrows, zones, or labels.
• Video objects provide clip/video reference placeholders and notes.

Review Deck and Present

• Review Deck hides editing handles for pacing and readability review.
• Present opens a room-style presentation view with previous/next controls.

Game Report source behavior

Presentation Packet reads Game Report from the workspace first. If the deck seems to use old report content, return to Game Report, save to workspace, then regenerate or refresh the deck.

What saves where

Presentation Packet supports workspace save and local fallback. Workspace-saved decks are the preferred source for the selected game; local fallback is a device/browser backup.