So you're ready to go live with audience participation, great!

Once you've opened your survey, click the Meetings & Offline tab.
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You can open the Projector Screen in one of 2 ways:

Whichever way you opt to get there, you should see the Projector screen with your project URL that looks something like this:

Note, this screen (above) can be customized, but you won't need that if embedding a question directly into a PowerPoint presentation.
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Next, click the hamburger menu (three lines) in the top left corner, and select "Show questions":
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You can flip through the questions with the arrow > button in the bottom right:

Once you're on the question you want to embed, click the small menu (3 dots) at the top right of the screen, then click "Get Embed Link":

You'll see a modal open with options similar to the following:

Copy the link for the question you want to embed, or the overall presentation (your choice).

For the purposes of this demo, we'll be using a tool called "Web Viewer" to embed Meeting Mode in your presentation. On PowerPoint online, you'll see an option for "Office Add-ins" under the "Insert" tab.

Click on Office Add-ins, then select 'Store' and search for "web viewer":

Once you have the *Free* Web Viewer plugin selected, click "Add".

Once installed, click "Office Add-ins" > "Web Viewer" to add an embed frame to your slide:

Now you can paste in the link you copied from PublicInput.com to include the live view of audience participation on this slide.

You should now see a live view of your Meeting Mode page displayed in your presentation, similar to the following:

Related articles:

Using live polling in-virtual and in-person meetings

Hybrid public meetings guide
​How to scan a QR code for contactless meeting sign in

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