Presentations
Group slide decks, with contribution measured across the kinds of work a deck actually involves.
Dwixel includes a collaborative presentation editor, so a group can build a deck together in the same place they write. Crucially, contribution is measured for the deck as well as the document, because slide work is real work and is usually invisible in the final file.
A deck is not one kind of work
A single contribution number for a presentation would hide more than it shows. One person may write the substance, another may structure the flow, a third may design and polish, a fourth may pull it together. Dwixel separates deck contribution into distinct lanes so each kind of effort is visible on its own terms:
- ·Content: the actual words and substance on the slides.
- ·Structure: building, ordering, and shaping the deck.
- ·Visual design: layout, styling, and the look of the slides.
- ·Curation: refining and improving what is already there.
- ·Delivery: slides assigned, and who ran presenter mode.
The same honesty rules apply
Each kind of work is counted in its own lane and attributed to the member who did it, so a person who never types a sentence but builds and orders the whole deck is not invisible. Work done on a teammate’s element is recorded as curation rather than authoring, which keeps polishing distinct from producing. Large pastes, dropped-in templates and blocks of AI output are routed to curation too, rather than credited as authoring. Instructors and owners see the lane-by-lane breakdown, and the weighting is fixed and inspectable.