Speaking from a stage with notes nobody sees
Keep your talk track where you can see it, on the laptop in front of you, while the room and the recording see only your slides.
Presenter notes work until the moment the screen behind you mirrors your laptop, or the video team captures the wrong output, and a thousand people read your reminder to slow down.
Lozenge is excluded from a full desktop share, so what the room gets is what you meant it to get. The talk track can be written from the deck you already made.
Afterwards the delivery report tells you where you rushed, which is the part you will want before the next one.
What you would be using
- Hidden from full screen shares, on every plan
- Talk tracks written from PowerPoint and Google Slides, on Presenter
- The Slides bridge for Google Slides, on Presenter
- The full delivery report, beat by beat, on Presenter
What it does not do
Screen share exclusion is about what a capture sees. It is not a privacy screen: somebody standing behind you can read your laptop the way they always could.
For this, look at Presenter
One payment for talk tracks from your deck, the Slides bridge, and the full delivery report. Hiding from the share is free.
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