Chapter 7 of 21
Lectures
How to prepare the list of talks: speaker, title and time of each one.
- What it is for
- The lecture list is the set of talks for the event. From it you build the queue in the Timeline and set the clock to the time of a chosen talk with one click.
- Who can use it
- Operator in the program. FREE version — up to 5 lectures, PRO — unlimited; Excel import and export only in PRO.
- Where to find it
- Lectures tab (shortcut F3).
1Lecture list
- 1 Add Lecture — a new talk (shortcut Ctrl+N).
- 2 Edit selected — change the selected lecture (shortcut Ctrl+E).
- 3 Add selected to timeline — appends the selected lecture to the end of the Timeline.
- 4 Import Excel — loads the list from an Excel file.
- 5 Export — saves the list to an Excel file.
- 6 Excel template — an empty Excel file with the right columns to fill in.
- 7 Clear all — deletes the whole list (the program asks for confirmation).
- 8 Search — filters the list by speaker or title.
- 9 Table — Speaker, Title, Duration, Start (how long after the start of the Timeline the talk begins) and the place in the Timeline.
2Row buttons
- 1 ▶ — sets the clock to the time of this lecture and goes to the Timer tab.
- 2 Duplicate — a copy of the lecture with a note in the title.
- 3 Timeline — adds the lecture to the Timeline (+) or removes it (×).
- 4 Edit — speaker, title, time.
- 5 Delete — removes the lecture from the list.
3New lecture
- 1 Speaker — name (shown in the Timeline and on the list).
- 2 Title of the talk.
- 3 Time in HH:MM:SS format, e.g. 00:20:00 is 20 minutes.
- Click Add — the lecture appears at the end of the list.
4Selecting several lectures
- 1 Check boxes — select several lectures (the box in the header selects all).
- 2 Counter — number of lectures, total time and number selected.
- 3 Add checked to timeline — appends all selected lectures to the Timeline.
- 4 Delete selected.
- 5 Clear selection.
5Import from Excel
- Click Excel template and save the file — it has columns for the speaker, title and time.
- Fill in the file in Excel (one lecture per row) and save it.
- Click Import Excel and choose the file — the lectures are added to the list.
