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If you have presentations in a personal Mentimeter account that you want to copy to your UTS account or share your presentation with another Mentimeter user, please follow the steps below.
Open the Mentimeter presentation that you want to share and click on the ‘Share’ button (1) in the top right-hand corner of your screen.
A new ‘Share’ window will pop up where you will see a ‘Presentation sharing’ tab (2). Click on the ‘Copy link’ button (3).
At this stage there will be two scenarios:
1. You own both Mentimeter accounts
Open the source (personal) account in one browser (eg. Firefox). Then open the destination UTS account in a different browser (eg. Google Chrome), and paste the link from step 2 into your URL bar. This will open the presentation in your destination account.
2. Sharing with another Mentimeter user
If you want to share the presentation with another Mentimeter user, you will need to share the link from step 2 with that user directly. Once the user logs into Mentimeter and opens the link, the shared presentation will appear in the browser tab along with any poll results if available.
In both the scenarios, simply click on ‘Copy to your account’ (4) and the presentation will be copied to your destination account.
If there are existing poll results, then the recipient can also see those results in the browser tab anytime by opening the shared link, but results will not appear in the copied presentation in the recipient’s account.
If you prefer to share the presentation without poll results, you will need to export voting results as a backup (if needed) and then reset the voting results before sharing the presentation link. Alternately you can duplicate the presentation in your source Mentimeter account and then share the duplicate copy of the presentation without having to reset the results on the actual presentation slides.