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Make a Free Interactive Spinner Wheel Game in 3 Minutes (No Coding)!

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The video tutorial demonstrates how to create a free, interactive spinner wheel game in under three minutes without any coding. It uses the platform slides.com, where users can sign up for a free account and create a new presentation to host the spinner wheel.

Key Technological Concepts and Features:

  • No coding required: The process is designed to be simple and accessible.
  • interactive spinner wheel: Available under the quiz and game section of the slide types.
  • Customizable entries: Users can manually add or delete entries on the spinner wheel.
  • Participant interaction: Audience members can join the presentation via their phones and input their own names or entries (up to 20 characters).
  • Auto-fill feature: If participants have taken a quiz earlier in the presentation, their names can automatically populate the spinner wheel.
  • Real-time updates: The wheel updates dynamically as participants enter or leave, with an "update wheel" button showing the current entries.
  • Visual effects: When spun, the wheel randomly selects an entry and celebrates the result with confetti animation.

Tutorial/Guide Highlights:

  • Step-by-step sign-up and onboarding on slides.com.
  • Creating a new presentation and naming it.
  • Selecting the spinner wheel slide type.
  • Adding and managing spinner entries.
  • Enabling participant input and auto-fill from quizzes.
  • Using the update feature to keep entries current.
  • Spinning the wheel to randomly select a winner.

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  • The tutorial is presented by an unnamed host guiding viewers through the process on slides.com.

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