Wireless PowerPoint control with preview and notes

[lmgtfy]

I have been asked to look into options that can be used in our meeting and performance areas. A presenter would use a device that would allow them to not only advance slides but see a preview of the current slide and notes on it.

 

The best option would probably be a second monitor with keyboard and mouse but they want a portal device that can be used on a podium and lectern. Also getting a second monitor and power to the lectern would be difficult.

 

There are a few apps available for an iPad or Android tablet that we could use such as https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/clicker-presentation-remote/id1463878246 but I was wondering if anyone already uses something similar or a bought solution that would do what we are after?

 

Many Thanks

[LeMarchand]

I have been asked to look into options that can be used in our meeting and performance areas. A presenter would use a device that would allow them to not only advance slides but see a preview of the current slide and notes on it.

 

A Windows tablet/convertible?

[lmgtfy]

Many thanks for the suggestion. I should have added ideally it would work with our existing desktop setups in the rooms. I guess a Windows tablet would work but then I have to work out how to get this to wireless link to our projectors in each location :-)

[LeMarchand]

Quick Assist/RDP/TeamViewer (if you're licensed) or the below (not tried it and not sure how/if it would work or be deployable in a domain setting).

 

[p858snake]

Presenter View in Powerpoint covers seeing the slide notes and next screen etc (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/use-presenter-view-in-powerpoint-fe7638e4-76fb-4349-8d81-5eb6679f49d7), You just need a second screen in extended mode.

 

Depending on what you want to present (eg: not video heavy) you could use laptop/tablet with wireless presentation tool of choice (i've used a surface & MS wireless display adaptor)

[thimon]

+1 for Presenter Mode and Microsoft wireless display adapter, if you use Windows devices. We use that setup here no problems