Presenting

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  1. Getting started with presenting To present a deck, select Present from your profile page. You can also append /live to the deck URL: slides.com/ / /live . The present view lets you enter full screen and show o...
  2. Speaker view The speaker view is your control panel while presenting. It shows your speaker notes, a preview of the upcoming slide, the elapsed time, the current time, and more. Use it along...
  3. Speaker notes Speaker notes keep your talking points, reminders, and key figures close at hand without cluttering your slides. Notes are private, and each slide has its own. Add them from the...
  4. Live streaming You can broadcast a presentation live to viewers on computers, phones, and tablets. Each viewer loads the presentation in their own browser and stays synchronized as you present...
  5. Remote control Control your presentation from your phone, tablet, or other touch enabled device, so you can move freely around the room while you present. To get started, open the present view...
  6. Scroll mode Scroll Mode presents your deck as one vertically scrolling page. Viewers move through the slides at their own pace using the browser's regular scroll controls instead of navigat...
  7. Kiosk mode Kiosk Mode automatically steps through every slide in your presentation at a fixed interval and loops back to the start. It's ideal for digital signage, trade show booths, lobby...
  8. Presentation view syncing The live presentation, speaker, and remote control views should stay synchronized. Changing the slide in one view should update the others. If they show different slides, try th...