Create presentation

rapmed lets you build interactive presentations combining medical imaging and educational content.

Note

All uploaded cases are automatically anonymized on upload, to ensure GDPR compliance.

Build a presentation

1. Click + create in the top-left corner of your workspace and select presentation — or open an existing presentation and choose upload cases and slides.
2. Drag & drop folders containing your materials into the upload window: slides as PowerPoint or PDF files, and medical images in DICOM or JPEG.
3. Review the upload overview, deselect anything you don’t want, then click upload.

Add an annotation task

1. Select an image series and click + annotation task.
2. Enter a description.
3. Navigate to the relevant images and draw a box around the finding to set the ground truth. Use + annotate finding on other image to annotate across multiple images.

Tip

Your audience’s annotations are visualized as a heatmap, so you can see at a glance where they focused.

Add a multiple-choice question

1. Click + question on a selected image or slide.
2. Enter the question text and answer options, adding more as needed.
3. Mark the correct answer(s) by clicking the checkbox next to them.

Let the MCQ agent write it for you

Describe what you want to ask and what the correct answer is — the built-in MCQ agent generates the question, including explanation and references.

Reuse content across presentations

Everything you create — cases, slides, annotation tasks, MCQs — can be copied from one presentation into another.

1. Click the three dots next to the item (case, slide, annotation task, or MCQ).
2. Choose copy.
3. Open the target presentation and paste it in.

Managing multiple items

Open the three-dot menu and choose select to enable multi-selection. Selected items can be copied, deleted, or rearranged via drag & drop.

Advanced

• Split cases — duplicate a case and selectively remove image series to control how much is revealed at each step.
• Merge presentations — combine multiple speakers’ presentations into one using the import feature: click Add cases or slides → Import, then choose an existing presentation, or specific cases/slides from a presentation, to import.