Stream - Add interactivity to your videos Tutorial

Discover how to add interactions to your videos in Microsoft Stream, including integrating Forms and adding additional information to enrich the viewing experience.

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Available in Microsoft365

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With Microsoft Stream,

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you can assess viewer retention,

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gather qualitative feedback,

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and enhance videos with

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text and clickable links.

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Let's consider this training video.

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I want to supplement my

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content with a website.

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I click on interactivity,

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then select. Add call out.

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The tool prompts me to

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complete the text field.

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I'll add the link and

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describe its purpose.

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I need to configure a start and end time.

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Additionally,

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I can customize the captions,

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color, osition and size.

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At another point in the video,

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I'd like to incorporate a quiz

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to evaluate participants,

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so I click on Add form.

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I'll use a quiz I've previously created.

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All I need to do is copy the response

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collection link, paste it into stream

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and define when it should appear.

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When people watch the video,

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the quiz will automatically launch.

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Participants can answer the

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questions and then resume the

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video after completing the survey.

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Now we have 2 interactions that

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can be modified or removed.

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