Typically for Trivia, you get a question for a given point of interest, e.g. like sports here in this article, and then 4 possible answers. The deal is to give the correct answer within 10 seconds.
PowerPoint is great to build Trivia games in. First of all you can create a slide per question. Display the 4 possible answers and then finally highlight the correct answer with some animation after exactly 10 seconds.
DigiChief is a company that is providing data feeds for digital signage. Trivia questions is just a minor part of all the services and data feeds that they are offering. Earlier we already mentioned their Doppler Radar images. Their Trivia feeds can cover the following areas:
- Business
- Entertainment
- General knowledge
- Sports
Every day they refresh their questions and answers. And this service can be approached as an XML data feed.
XML data feeds can be read out in real-time by our DataPoint add-on for PowerPoint. Set up a connection to their XML URL and read out their questions and answers every time that you open the presentation. Why not include a sports Trivia question on your digital signage screens?
Don’t forget to activate our data scrolling option to show multiple questions on one slide only. Like this one here:
Consider spending a bit of time explaining in detail how to accomplish. For example, it isn’t intuitive (to all of us) how the 5th data point and data scrolling is going to accomplish highlighting the correct answer for different questions.
What do you mean with 5th data point?
Data scrolling is explained here: https://presentationpoint.com/blog/data-scrolling-or-using-virtual-slides-in-powerpoint/
Thanks a lot