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*Templates: [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1iXE-u7eOCoO0gbb-jygIXNgIkvhbJ24F Blank canvas templates] for capturing final kiosk design (PPT, SVG, Figma, Adobe XD, Illustrator).

*Templates: [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1iXE-u7eOCoO0gbb-jygIXNgIkvhbJ24F Blank canvas templates] for capturing final kiosk design (PPT, SVG, Figma, Adobe XD, Illustrator).

==3. Export your kiosk image files==

==3. Export your kiosk panel image files==

Once your kiosk designs are finalized in both official languages, export each individual kiosk panel as .png files. These will be used to create the 3D version of the kiosk. For a 3 panel kiosk, you should have a total of 8 panels (4 panels per language): left, central, right, and title.

Once your kiosk designs are finalized in both official languages, export each individual kiosk panel as .png files. These files will be used to create the 3D version of the kiosk.  

Name each image file using the following naming convention:  

For a 3-panel kiosk, you should have a total of 8 image panels (4 panels per official language): left, central, right, and title. Name each image file according to the following convention:

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==4. Create your kiosk using the vBuilder self-serve tool==

==4. Build your kiosk using the vBuilder self-serve tool==

Ensure you have all the required content ready to create your kiosk. You will need:

The Tech Lab has developed the Kiosk vBuilder self-serve tool to assist you in creating your virtual kiosk. Follow the instructions in the [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mqH393Cj_ihjVqlvYLMvUZYftJA3QM2J/view?usp=sharing Kiosk vBuilder Creation Guide] to upload your panels and construct your kiosk.  

* The link* you received to access the kiosk edition page;

Ensure you have all the required content ready, including the unique vBuilder link provided by the Tech Lab, the panel image files, and the content planning template with description card text and hotspot URLs.

* The panel image files;

* The URLs to link to your content; and

* The final text to appear on your kiosk, in both official languages.

*If you haven’t been provided with the link to access the vBuilder, contact the Tech Lab vExpo team ([mailto:techlab-labtech@csps-efpc.gc.ca techlab-labtech@csps-efpc.gc.ca]) to request a new kiosk. In your request, include the event for which your kiosk will be used, the event host name, and your kiosk/organization name.

If you haven't received the link to access the vBuilder, contact the Tech Lab at [mailto:techlab-labtech@csps-efpc.gc.ca techlab-labtech@csps-efpc.gc.ca] to request a new kiosk and a vBuilder link, providing details such as the event for which your kiosk will be used, the event host name, and your kiosk/organization name.

 

Follow the instructions in the [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mqH393Cj_ihjVqlvYLMvUZYftJA3QM2J/view?usp=sharing Kiosk vBuilder guide] to create your kiosk.  

==5. Publish your kiosk==

==5. Publish your kiosk==

Once you have completed your kiosk using the Kiosk vBuilder tool, and have received all approvals to publish your kiosk on a public-facing site, contact the Tech Lab team ([mailto:techlab-labtech@csps-efpc.gc.ca techlab-labtech@csps-efpc.gc.ca]) to confirm that your kiosk is ready to be published.  

Once you've uploaded your panels, built your kiosk, and previewed your final product using the Kiosk vBuilder tool, contact the Tech Lab team at [mailto:techlab-labtech@csps-efpc.gc.ca techlab-labtech@csps-efpc.gc.ca] to notify them that your kiosk is ready to be published on a public-facing site. Please allow up to 2 working days for your kiosk to be published for quality assurance purposes.

 

''Note: Please allow up to 2 working days for your kiosk to be published.''