Settings

• Basic Settings
• Users
• Roles
• Administration Units
• Jobs
• Sites
• Holiday Calendar
• Workflow
• Quiz

Basic Settings

Use the menu item Basic Settings to access all of JaniWeb’s general settings.

Changes made here may affect the application itself or its interfaces. Please only make changes here that you have discussed with your contact person.

Tab Clients

This is where you manage different clients in the system. Clients describe the origin of the data and are linked to the objects (e.g. persons, devices, device groups, etc.). The list contains the clients that have already been created. Select an entry to view details.

Press New to create a new client. Enter the required data and press Save.

Detail area

• ID: Enter the 10-digit client ID.
• Description: Enter a meaningful name.
• Visitor Client: Select this option if the client is to be used for visitor management.
• SAP Client: This field is automatically filled when importing data from SAP.
• BS_DIR: Specify the base directory of the application here.
• Folder: Specify the name of the SAP exchange directory here.

Tab License

Here you can see which license you are using.

Tab Configuration

To use a new license, press Upload License File. Select the file provided by your contact person.

The list displays the features that are currently licensed.

Tab Monitoring

Any features whose use is restricted are displayed here together with their level of use.

If required, activate the option Alert for license violation for all users and enter a note.

Tab Password Rules

Specify the strength of the passwords used. Enter the minimum Password length and select the desired options for the composition of passwords.

• Failed attempts: Specify here after how many failed login attempts the user is blocked.
• Password expiration: Specify here after how many days users are prompted to enter a new password. Enter the number 0 if passwords should be valid indefinitely.

Tab GDPR

Specify the number of days after which expired records are automatically deleted. This is also possible for the server log files.

Tab SAP Settings

Specify the number of days for which the backups of the SAP import files should be kept. You can also specify the file name for exported bookings.

• PTEX …: Use these fields to define the file name and the client for deleted bookings.
• Enable API Gateway Data Import: Activate this option to enable importing master data via the API gateway.
• Enable API Gateway Data Export: Activate this option to enable exporting master data via the API gateway.
• Threshold person import (%): Use this field to set the threshold value for the import of persons. If the current import of persons falls below the threshold value (comparison with the number of persons from the last import), the import is rejected. You can use the Import anyway button to import a rejected import anyway.

Tabs General / Balance Data

Use these tabs to map the fields of an imported SAP record to the fields in JaniWeb.

Tab Database

Connection and other status information for the databases used is displayed here.

• Press Show function status to display a list of the functions used for all databases in a pop-up window.
• Press Show procedure status to display a list of the procedures used for all databases in a pop-up window.
  

Information about the version of a function or procedure can be found in the column Comment.

Tab Holiday Calendar

Manage different holiday calendars here. These are used to group holidays regionally and assign them to persons.

Press New to create a new holiday calendar. Enter an ID and a Description. Use the respective trash icon to delete a holiday calendar.

Tab Event Types

This is where you can specify the event types that should be available at the terminals. The event types are also used for the web terminal. For each booking type, specify whether the booking is triggered by the device itself or by a person (e.g. clock-in, clock-out).

To set the Text for a event type, press Translate. Enter the names for the respective languages and press Save.

With the Booking Type column you can select whether the booking marks the person as present or absent (this is particularly important for calculating working hours in the Overview Bookings menu item).

Use the respective trash icon to delete a event type.

Tab Document Types

This is where you can manage the document types that are available for selection on the tab Documents in the personal master data.

Tab Miscellaneous

This is where you can define which areas and tiles should be preset in the launchpad.

• All Tiles: Select this option to display all menu items as tiles on the launchpad by default.
• Info text / Info mail address: Enter the text and email address that will be displayed in the info area (accessible via the user icon in the top right > Info).
• Image Aspect Ratio: Define the aspect ratio (width:heigth) for images added in the menu items Persons/Visitors (e.g. 4:3, 16:9).

Area Launchpad Areas

Create areas here that will appear by default on the launchpad.

• Press Add to create a new area.
• To set the Text for an area, press Translate. Enter the names for the respective languages and press Save.
• Enter a number in the Sequence column to determine the sequence in which the areas are displayed.

Area Visible Tiles

Create tiles here that are linked to a PDF or link. When the tile is pressed, the PDF or linked page opens.

To set the Text and the Description for a tile, press Translate. Enter the names for the respective languages and press Save.

Tab Login

Specify here how users login.

Area Username and Password

If your system does not use LDAP login, you can assign fields from the HR master record as the Username and Password.

• Username: Select the desired field from the personnel master record (for example, Personnel No.).
• Password: Select the desired field from the personnel master record (e.g. Personal PIN).
  Select Own Password if the user should be able to set their own password. The user receives an Initial Password for the first login. Select a field from the personnel master record in the field of the same name.

Forgotten passwords can be reset. To do this, remove the corresponding entry from the list. The user must then login again with their initial password.

Area Login Restrictions

Here you can specify which persons are allowed to login to JaniWeb.

• Criterion: Select the database field that is used to check the login authorization.
• Filter: Enter values separated by semicolons for users who are not allowed to login.
• Whitelist: Press this button to enter IP addresses and DNS names of all clients from which the kiosk application, for example, may be accessed.

Tab Properties

This is where you make settings for the SMTP server, LDAP connection, database backup, and SAP exchange directory. Any changes made here require a restart of the Tomcat server.

Area Device Master Record Calculation

• Enable FTP/SFTP for Master Record Dispatch: Use this option to specify that master data is to be transferred to devices from the manufacturer Dormakaba using FTP/SFTP.
• BPA9 Fallback: Specify an alternative method here for when transmission to a device via FTP/SFTP is not possible (e.g. for older devices).
  • Select Server File System if the master data file is to be created in a directory on the server.
  • Select Network Directory if the master data file is to be stored in a network directory via SFTP.
• Press Base supply to recalculate all master data and send it to the devices.
• Trigger File Master Record Calculation : Enter the path for the trigger file that is to be created after the master data calculation. If no file is to be created, the field can be left empty.

Area Device Models

Specify the various device types that can be selected in the menu Devices.

Area LDAP

Specify here the required settings for logging in via LDAP.

• ldap_host: IP address of the LDAP server
• ldap_port: Port of the LDAP server
• ldap_user: Enter the full Distinguished Name (DN) for the LDAP user to search the Active Directory (AD) with.
• ldap_pwd: Password of the LDAP user
• ldap_base_dn: Enter the AD directories to be searched (separate multiple directories with commas).
• ldap_field: Enter the LDAP field that is to be compared with the system field ldap_person_table (hrcc1dnperso01, hrcc1dnbalan01, hrcc1dnperso01_data_relation) and ldap_person_field in order to assign the correct person.
• ldap_object_catergory: Enter the AD field to be searched for the permissions assigned in the roles under LDAP Group.
• using_ssl: Activate this option if SSL is to be used for the connection (LDAPS).
• ignore_leading_0: Activate this option if leading zeros are to be ignored when matching the ldap_field.

Area Email

Here you define the access data for the SMTP server used.

• smtp_username: Enter the user name.
• smtp_password: Enter the password.
• smtp_server: Enter the server address of the SMTP server.
• smtp_port: Enter the port of the SMTP server.
• admin_mail: Enter the email address that the system uses to send messages.

Area Master Record Lock

Activate the automatic master record lock here. You can specify after how many error attempts (number of failed attempts) within a certain period (time period in seconds) a master record should be locked. In addition, you can use the field event types to specify which booking errors should be taken into account.

Area SAP Settings

Make settings for updating SAP data here.

• sap_refresh_data_dir: Enter the directory from which the SAP import is to be read. Click the plus icon to select multiple directories.
• sap_refresh_archiving: Activate this option if you want to archive the imported data.
• booking_job_archiving: Activate this option if you want to archive the exported booking data.

Area Database Backup

Here you can configure an automatic database backup. The backup is performed once a day at night.

• db_backup_days: Enter the number of days for which the backup is to be stored.
• db_backup_dir: Enter the path where the backup should be saved.
• db_backup_filename: Enter the file name of the backup.
• db_backup_tables: Select the database tables to be backed up.

Area Devices

• terminal.localfile: Enter the directory for the trigger file that triggers the creation of the terminal.ini file.
• terminal.parameter: Enter the directory in which parameter files for devices from the manufacturer Dormakaba are to be stored.
• term.ip.gid: Specify the limit for the GID that can be assigned to a device.
• term.ip.did: Specify the limit for the DID that can be assigned to a device.
• INTUS COM Directory: Enter the directory where INTUSCOM is located.

Area Control Management

In the field control.management.filelocation, enter the directory in which parameter files for devices from the manufacturer Dormakaba are to be stored when they are created using control management.

Area Logging

In this area, you can use the field logs_directory to specify the directory to be sent to the recipients (specified in the field logs_recipients). Press Send logs to start sending.

• log_directory: The directory in which JaniWeb stores log files.
• log_limit: The maximum size of log files.
• log_count: The maximum number of log files.
• log_level: The logging level.

Area License Violation

Specify the threshold from which you would like to be informed about the current license usage.

• license_usage_email_recipient: Enter the email address to which information about license usage should be sent. Press the plus icon to add additional email recipients.
  
• license_violation_email_recipient: Enter the email address to which license violation information should be sent. Press the plus icon to add additional email recipients.
  

Area Other

Here you can define various other basic settings.

• booking_report_limit: Use this option to define the maximum number of results displayed in the booking report.
• Delete archived booking records after (days): Use this option to specify the number of days after which archived bookings are deleted. This does not affect archived bookings themselves.
• badges_limit: Specify here how many people can be loaded at once (e.g. via the menu item Persons).
• disable_cookie_login: Activate this option if you do not want a cookie to be stored when logging in via the mobile application.
• Extended names search: This option must be activated if the first name and surname are split between the database fields hrcc1dnperso01.edit_name and hrcc1dnperso01.sort_name.

Tab Literals

This is where you can edit the terms used in the JaniWeb user interface (tab Literals) and Help texts for various languages.

IMPORTANT: If you change the terms used in the user interface, the operating instructions will no longer match the product. Drakos assumes no liability for the consequences of such changes.

Tab Import

You have the option to initially import personnel master records from a CSV file. The following fields describe a personnel master record. Entries with an X in the column Mandatory must be filled.

Name	Data type	Table	Mandatory
admin_unit_id	char (4)	hrcc1dnperso01
source_sys	varchar (10)	hrcc1dnperso01	X
timeid_no	char (24)	hrcc1dnperso01
from_date	date	hrcc1dnperso01	X
to_date	date	hrcc1dnperso01	X
timeid_version	char (1)	hrcc1dnperso01
perno	varchar (11)	hrcc1dnperso01	X
first_name	varchar (40)	hrcc1dnperso01	X
last_name	varchar (40)	hrcc1dnperso01	X
langu	char (1)	hrcc1dnperso01
langu_iso	char (2)	hrcc1dnperso01
subsystem_grouping	char (3)	hrcc1dnperso01
access_control_group	char (2)	hrcc1dnperso01
personal_code	char (4)	hrcc1dnperso01
comp_code	char (4)	hrcc1dnperso01
costcenter	varchar (10)	hrcc1dnperso01
customer_field_1	varchar (20)	hrcc1dnperso01
customer_field_2	varchar (40)	hrcc1dnperso01
company_id	varchar (4)	hrcc1dnperso01_data_relation
prohibition	char (1)	hrcc1dnperso01_data_relation
prohibition_reason	varchar (150)	hrcc1dnperso01_data_relation
ident	varchar (2)	hrcc1dnperso01_data_relation
email	varchar (100)	hrcc1dnperso01_data_relation

A sample file for importing persons in CSV format can be found here: Sample Personen CSV Import

Texts for functions

Columns

Additional Information

Examples

Terminal replies

Dynamic booking error

Users

Use the menu item Users to manage the users of JaniWeb. Roles allow you to assign permissions to users.

List of users

The list contains the users already created.

• Select an entry to view details.
• Use the corresponding trash icon to remove a user. 

Button New

1. Press New to create a new user.
2. Enter a Username.
3. (Optional) Select LDAP User if the user originates from an Active Directory. Then enter the Distinguished Name and click on Find LDAP User.
4. Enter a secure Password and an email address (Mail) in case the password is forgotten.
   
5. Press Save.

Area Details

Specify further details for the user.

• Language: (Optional) Select the language in which the user interface will be displayed to the user. If nothing is selected here, JaniWeb will use the language set in the user’s browser.
• Session Timeout: Specify the time in minutes after which the user is automatically logged out.
• Enable 4-eyes principle: Activate this option if the user is not allowed to log in alone. Select a second user who must log in together with the user.
• Block user: If users enter their password incorrectly too often, they are automatically blocked. To unlock a blocked user, deactivate this option.
  
• Change password: Press this button to assign a new password to the user.

An Active Directory can also be used for employee logins. For employee logins, it is not necessary to create each user manually. This is only required for administrator logins.

Lists of rolls

Roles are used to assign JaniWeb permissions to the user. Drag one or more roles from the right-hand list All Roles to the left-hand list Assigned Roles. Use the menu item Settings > Roles to define roles.

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By assigning a site, you can determine which configuration should be used to display the fields in the menu items Persons or Visitors.

Roles

Use the menu item Roles to define the permissions that can be assigned to users via roles. A distinction is made between permissions for the individual menus and permissions for data.

List of rolls

The list contains the rolls already created.

• Select an entry to view details.
• Use the corresponding trash icon to remove a roll. 

Attention: Roles assigned to users can also be removed. These users will then no longer have the permissions from the corresponding role.

Button New

1. Press New to create a new role.
2. Enter a meaningful Description.
3. If the role is to affect employee logon permissions, activate the option Employee Role.
4. Press Save.

Detail area

Specify additional details and the permissions for the role.

• Show LDAP groups: Select this option if the role should map permissions for LDAP users. Then add the corresponding LDAP group(s) using the plus icon. Enter the complete Distinguished Name (DN).
• Employee Role: An employee role has fewer permissions than other roles. For example, people with this role cannot create or change devices and do not have access to settings. An employee role is automatically assigned to the people who are assigned on the tab Data under Employee Groups and activated in the column Permissions. It is possible to create different employee roles for parts of the employees to unlock different functions.

Tab Functions

This is where you define the access rights for the menu.

• Select the menu items in the menu structure for which you want to grant access rights.
• If menu items allow you to Change data, a checkbox with the same name appears. Select this option if you want the role to be able to change this data.
  

Tab Data

This is where you define the permissions for accessing data, subdivided according to the data’s affiliation. The parent permission is always provided by the client associated with the data. If the client does not have this permission, the data is read-only, even if the child data has permission.

• Select an element in the column Permission type.
• Select the checkbox in the column Permission for each item you want to grant permission for.
• Select the checkbox in the column Change if you want the role to allow modification of this data.
• Use Employee Groups to restrict the permission to display personnel master records. Only the personnel master records of the person groups that are activated in the column Permissions are displayed.

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If a role should have permission for all newly created data of a type, activate the element All new [data type].

Administration Units

You can use this menu option to create Administration Units. Administration units allow you to group objects according to their affiliation, so that you can assign permissions for several objects at once.

List of administration units

The list contains the already created administration units.

Button New

Press New to create a new administration Unit. Enter a Description and any additional information, and press Save.

Tab Details

Use the lists in the lower area to define which object types the administration unit can contain.

• Drag the required elements from the right-hand list Available to the left-hand list Selected.
• Press Save to confirm.

Tab Objects

The objects linked to the administration unit appear here.

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Administration units can be structured hierarchically. This means that you can assign one administration unit to another. To do this, select the parent administration unit in the details.

For example, you can first create a top-level administrative unit for the entire site. Then you can create subordinate administrative units for parts of the site. As soon as you assign a permission for a top-level administrative unit, the objects of the lower-level administrative units are included.

Jobs

The menu item Jobs allows you to manage the actions (cron jobs) that JaniWeb automatically executes in the background at certain intervals.

Tab Definition

The list contains all the jobs that have already been created. Double-click on an entry to change the definition of the job.

Button New Job

Press New Job to create a new job. Enter the function to be called in the field Class. Enter when the task is to be executed in the field Timing. For details, see the section Time format below.

Button Start Scheduler

After you have changed an existing job or created a new one, you must restart the scheduler. To do this, press Start Scheduler.

Tab Protocol

Here you can display a list of the jobs that have been executed.

1. Enter a start time.
2. (Optional) Enter an end time (To).
3. (Optional) Select a status to narrow the list.
4. Press Show executed jobs.

Overview of the jobs

Job	Description
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.SAPRefreshJob	Import master data
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.AutomaticReportJob	Send automated reports
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.LicenseUsageCheckerJob	Check license usage
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.InactivePersonFinderJob	Check inactive personnel records
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.PersonConsolidationJob	Consolidate personnel master data import
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.BaseSupplyJob	Master data calculation for basic supply
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.LicenseHeartbeatJob	Heartbeat for pay-per-use license
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.FTPMasterRecordJob	Dormakaba master data distribution
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.PegasysAccessRightsCheckerJob	Check Pegasys authorizations
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.BookingFileJob	Export booking data
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.SessionInactivityCheckJob	Check session
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.DeletedBookingsFileJob	Export deleted bookings
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.AbsenceMailReminderJob	Reminder of absences in workflow
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.DeleteOldCEEJobRecordsJob	Cleanup CCEEJobExecutionProtocol
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.QualificationJob	Check permissions based on qualifications
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.DBBackupJob	Backup database
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.ChronBookingJob	Archive booking data
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.NEDAPBookingsJob	NEDAP bookings
de.drakos.dbimport.scheduler.DataProtectionLogicJob	Data protection audit

Time format

JaniWeb uses the Quartz Cron syntax to define complex job timings. This extended version of the classic Cron syntax consists of six or seven fields:

Quartz Cron syntax structure

S M H DoM MoY DoW [Y]

1. Second (S): 0-59
2. Minute (M): 0-59
3. Hour (H): 0-23
4. Day of month (DoM): 1-31
5. Month of year (MoY): 1-12 or abbreviations like JAN, FEB
6. Day of week (DoW): 1-7 (or SUN, MON, ...)
7. Year (Y) (optional): 1970-2099

Special characters

• *: Any value
• ,: List of values (e.g. MON,WED,FRI)
• -: Area (e.g. 1-5)
• /: Increment (e.g. 0/5 for all 5 units)
• ?: Any value, which is ignored in fields of conflict (only for DoM and DoW).

Examples

1. Every day at midnight:

   0 0 0 * * ?

2. Every Monday at 9:00 a.m:

   0 0 9 ? * MON

3. Every 5 minutes:

   0 0/5 * * * ?

4. On the first day of each month at 12:30 p.m.:

   0 30 12 1 * ?

Important differences to the classic Cron format

• The field second is additionally available.
• ? replaces * in fields with conflicts between DoM and DoW.
• Supports more detailed timings by combining steps and lists.

Sites

The menu item Sites allows you to manage various sites within JaniWeb.

List of sites

The list contains all sites that have already been created. Select an entry to view details.

Button New

Press New to create a new site. Enter a Description, a Country and a Location, and press Save.

To delete a site, use the trash icon for the corresponding entry.

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Sites are useful, for example, for creating different configurations for the displayed fields in the menu items Persons or Visitors. In addition, different configurations for visitor self-registration can be defined using sites.

You can use the permissions for the different sites in the Roles menu to define which visits are visible in the Visits menu. Only the visits for the site for which the respective user has permission are displayed.

Holiday Calendar

Use this menu item to manage bank and individual holidays.

Holiday Calendar

Editing a Holiday

Double-click on the holiday you want to change.

• Press Save to apply the changes.
• Press Delete to remove the holiday.

Creating a New Holiday

1. Right-click on the relevant day and select Create new.
2. Enter a Description for the holiday.
3. Select the Holiday Calendar for the holiday.
4. Select a Holiday class to specify whether time profiles should apply on this holiday.
5. Press Save.

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Use the filter icon in the upper left corner of the calendar to restrict the view to certain holiday calendars.

Workflow

The menu option Workflow allows you to manage the approval process, for example, to process absence requests or to secure the assignment of permissions.

List of workflows

The list contains all workflows that have already been created. Select an entry to view details.

Button New

Press New to create a new workflow. Enter a description, a validity period, and a client, and press Save.

Tab Details

In the area Approve, specify the persons who are allowed to approve a request created for this workflow.

• Select a Decision Maker. Press the plus icon to add further decision makers.
• Sequence: If there are several decision makers, use this to determine the sequence in which the request must be approved. Enter a number for each. If the same number is entered for two decision makers, both must approve for the request to proceed to the next step in the workflow.

Tab Objects

Use this to determine what triggers the workflow.

List Object Type

• Select Absence to trigger the workflow by absence requests, home office times or similar.
  • Select whether absence times in the Past and/or in the Future should be taken into account.
• Select Booking if the workflow is to be triggered by manually creating bookings.
  • Select whether booking times in the Past and/or in the Future should be taken into account.
    
• Select Permissions if the workflow should be triggered when permissions are assigned for specific devices or device groups.
  • Select the Device and/or Device Groups for which the workflow should apply. Press the plus icon to add further devices or device groups.
  • (Optional) Under Person Groups, define which persons trigger the workflow when they try to assign permissions for the specified devices or device groups.

For information on how to edit workflow requests, see the Workflow section.

Alternatively, you can also define the respective workflow for individual absence types in the module Time and Attendance > Settings > Tab Absence.

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A Workflow Report allows you to track all approvals.

Quiz

Using the Quiz menu item, you manage the quizzes in your system. Here you can create new quizzes or modify the details of existing ones.

List of Quizzes

The list contains the quizzes that have already been created. Select a quiz to display details.

The list offers the following options:

• Filter by client, site and status: Click on the filter icon. Select the client, site or status (Active, Active in the future, Inactive) for which quizzes should be displayed. Changes are visible immediately.
• Search in columns: Enter text or numbers in the search field (magnifying glass symbol) of a column to search by name or status. The entries have an immediate effect: The list only shows hits.

Button New

Press New to create a new quiz. Enter the required information about the quiz on the General tab and press Save.

Tab General

This is where you enter and edit data such as name, client and validity for the quiz.

Use the Pass rate (%) field to specify the percentage of questions that must be answered correctly for the quiz to be considered passed.

The Attempts field specifies how often the quiz may be repeated in the event of a failed attempt.

The Validity (days) field specifies how long the quiz remains valid after it has been passed.

In the Positive result recipients area, you can enter e-mail addresses that are automatically notified when the quiz is passed.

In the Negative result recipients area, you can enter e-mail addresses that will be notified if the quiz is not passed.

In the Invalid recipients area, you can define e-mail addresses that will be notified before the quiz expires.
The X days before field determines how many days before expiry the e-mail is sent.

Tab Process

With a quiz, you have the option of creating training courses, such as a safety briefing. These can be integrated into the pre-registration process for visitors, for example. On this tab, you use slides to define the procedure for such a training course.

• Insert slide: Drag the required modules in the desired order into the area of the respective location or press the button with the + to select the corresponding slide in the following dialog.
• Reorder slides: Drag the slides to the desired location.
• Edit slides: Use the edit icon to specify details for the respective slide.
• Remove slides: Use the recycle bin icon to remove a slide from the sequence.

The slides at a glance

Introduction slide

• Define title and text:
  Enter a title and text to be displayed on the slide.
  Use the Translate button to enter the title and text in the desired languages.
• Insert image:
  • Use the Upload image button to add an image that will appear on the slide.

Save your entries using the Save button.

Preparatory slide

The preparatory slides are intended to convey the knowledge that will be tested in the subsequent questions and answers slides.

• Define title and text:
  Enter a title and text to be displayed on the slide.
  Use the Translate button to enter the title and text in the desired languages.
• Insert image or video:
  • Use the Upload image button to add an image that will appear on the slide.
  • Alternatively, you can embed a YouTube video: Click on Set link and enter the YouTube link in the respective language field.

Save your entries using the Save button.

Question and Answer

Use this slide to define a question with the corresponding answer options.

• Define title and question:
  Enter a title and a question that will be displayed on the slide.
  Use the Translate button to enter the title and question in the desired languages.
• Insert image or video:
  • Use the Upload image button to add an image that will appear on the slide.
  • Alternatively, you can embed a YouTube video: Click on Set link and enter the YouTube link in the respective language field.
• Define answers:
  • Define the answer options from which users should choose.
  • Mark which answer(s) are correct in the Correct column. Multiple selection is possible.
  • Use Add to add further answer options.
  • Use the recycle bin icon to delete individual answers.
  • Each answer can be designed as text, image or a combination of both.
    → Add images with Add image, texts with Translate.
• Display options:
  • Random order answers: The answer options are sorted randomly each time the quiz is called up.
  • Horizontal order: Determines whether the answers are displayed horizontally or vertically.

Save your entries using the Save button.

End slide

• Define title and text:
  Enter a title and text to be displayed on the slide.
  Use the Translate button to enter the title and text in the desired languages.
  
• Insert image:
  • Use the Upload image button to add an image that will appear on the slide.

Save your entries using the Save button.