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Many presenters are used to connecting their computers to projectors or display units and navigating through their slides as they speak to a live audience. Yet, in the recent past, it's become normal to present from your computer via a webinar, with your audiences spanning different countries and time zones. You can use many webinar options, but did you know that Microsoft included a basic, free option right inside PowerPoint? This option is known as Present Online, and you'll learn the basics of using it in the following steps:
- Open a presentation in PowerPoint 2013,or choose something you already have open. Make sure your presentation is saved. Now, click the File menu, as shownhighlighted in blue in Figure 1.
Figure 1: File menu - This opens Backstage View. Select theShareoption in the sidebar to reveal options shown in Figure 2.We selected the Present Online option highlighted in red in Figure 2.This in turn reveals the Present Online options on the right side, as can be seen again in Figure 2.
Figure 2: Present Online option within Backstage view - Now assuming you are connected online with a fairly high-speed connection, you can click the Present Online button,highlighted in blue in Figure 2, above. Before you do so, do note that you can check theEnable remote viewers to download the presentation option, highlighted in green inFigure 2, above. This option is deselected by default, and when checked, allows your remote viewers to download a copy of yourpresentation.
- When the Present Online button is clicked, PowerPoint loads up the Present Online window that connects tothe Office Presentation Service (see Figure 3), then prepares an online presentation (seeFigure 4), and finally provides you with a link to share with remote viewers (see Figure 5).
Figure 3: Connects to the Office Presentation Service
Figure 4: Prepares online presentation
Figure 5: Provides a shareable link - You can now share the link provided, as shown in Figure 5 with attendees. You’ll find several options:
Copy Link: Copies the meeting link to the clipboard so that you can send it to attendees via chat, messages, or email.
Send in Email: Opens your default email application with a new email composed, already containing the meeting link.
Start Presentation: You can click this button to start your online presentation. - When you click the Start Presentation button, PowerPoint will put you inPresenter View, almost as if you are presentingto a live audience (see Figure 6).
Figure 6: Presenter View while presenting online
Meanwhile, recipients of your meeting link will see your presentation delivered viaPowerPoint Online, the browser-based version of PowerPoint. - You can step out of Presenter view, or evenSlide Show view, by pressing the Esc key. This gets you back to Normal view, and you will see an extra tab in theRibbon,called Present Online, as shown in Figure 7, below.
Do note that your presentation is not being shown to meeting attendees now, and although your online meeting hasn't’t ended yet, you will haveto play your slides again or end your online presentation, as per the options we explain next.
Figure 7: Present Online tab of the Ribbon
Options in this tab are explained below:
Start Slide Show: You can start (or restart) the presentation from the first slide (From Beginning button)or from the current slide (From Current Slide button). This is important because more attendees may have joined your onlinepresentation, after you have already shown some slides.
Monitor: This drop-down list may bring up two or more options, depending upon the number of displays connected to your system.
Use Presenter View: You can opt to use Presenter View, as shown in Figure 6. If this optionis deselected, PowerPoint shows you Slideshow view.
Share Meeting Notes: This option lets you share your meeting notes via OneNote. If you do not have OneNote installed on yourcomputer, you may not see this option.
Send Invitations: Brings up the Present Online window that we saw in Figure 5, previouslyon this page.
End Online Presentation: Shuts down your online presentation. You may see the warning window shown inFigure 8, below.
Figure 8: Do you want to end the online presentation?
You can press the End Online Presentation button if you do want to end, or else press the Cancel button toget back.
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So as we saw, it’s easy and costs you almost nothing to use Microsoft’s Present Online feature in PowerPoint. However, the Office Presentation Service that runs these online presentations can be a little unpredictable, and may not work all the time. So as far as possible, use this option only when you have no other webinar or online meeting option available.
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