A finished deck leaves TutorFlow in several ways, and the right one depends on what happens next: a live session, a handout, a colleague's edits, a learner who needs the link, or a scene in a video.
Present from the browser
Click Present to open the deck full screen. Move with the arrow keys, the space bar, or a click; press Esc to leave. You can run a lesson straight from TutorFlow without exporting anything; keep the presenter script open on a second screen.
Share by link
Share controls who can open the deck's page:
| Visibility | Who can open it |
|---|---|
| Private | Only you |
| Public | Anyone with the link |
Switch a deck to Public and Copy link to send it to learners, parents, or colleagues who do not have TutorFlow accounts. Any deck can be embedded in a course as a Slides lesson whatever its visibility; a public deck can also be opened from an LMS through LTI.
Export formats
The Download menu offers three formats.
| Format | Use it when |
|---|---|
| PPTX | You will present or edit in PowerPoint or Google Slides, apply an organization template, or hand the deck to a collaborator |
| The deck is a deliverable: a handout, an ebook-style companion, a printout, or an archive copy | |
| DOCX | You want the content as a document to annotate, translate, or merge into course notes in Word |
Exports cost no credits.
Use in video
A slide can be the visual of a scene in a TutorFlow video. The flow starts in the video editor: on a scene, choose Use slide to pick a deck from your classroom, Add slide to make a new one, or Edit slide to open the deck editor. In the deck editor, select the slide you want and click Use in video. TutorFlow captures that slide and places it in the scene; if you edit the deck later, Refresh slide in the video editor redraws it. Narrating a deck this way, one slide per scene with the presenter script as the narration, is the fastest route from a lecture deck to a lesson learners can watch.
Recommended workflow
For most teaching contexts, the simplest workflow is:
- Generate and edit the deck in TutorFlow until it is final, including the presenter script.
- Present the live session from TutorFlow, or export PPTX if the room runs on PowerPoint.
- Set the deck to Public and share the link, or export PDF for learners who want a file.
- If learners who missed the session need it, build a video from the slides, one scene per slide, and publish the narrated version.
This gives you a presentation, a learner-facing document, and a video from one source, without duplicating work.
Before you export or share
Run a quick final check on the deck:
- Are headings consistent in style and length?
- Is the slide sequence the final intended order?
- Are all examples and visuals accurate and appropriate for the audience?
- Does the presenter script match the slide it belongs to?
- Should any slide be removed before the learner-facing version goes out?