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Broadcast Your Presentation

Lets assume a typical meeting scenario at office. Senior executives in India have a presentation to deliver to UK clients and to save costs it is happening over a call! Assuming that you have a powerpoint presentation to share with your clients, which can be done in many ways

  • You email it to your clients
  • You upload it to teamviewer or a software

PowerPoint brings you a pretty awesome Broadcast Presentation feature. It runs the presentation online just as you were delivering the presentation live! minus the PHYSICAL YOU! Lets take a dive..

Let’s say we have a Presentation

Broadcast Your Presentation1 Download this Presentation Assume this presentation is to be shared with the UK Client. By the way this presentation is a part of one of my consulting projects for a client who wanted to raise venture capital for his company. Free free to take ideas from it! :mrgreen:

 

Broadcasting Presentation

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  • Go to the Slide Show Tab and click on Present Online (in PowerPoint 2013) or Broadcast Slide Show (in PowerPoint 2010)
  • It will run a small setup and give you a link to share with your audience. Send that link to as many people as you want to invite to view the presentation
  • The audience just need a simple web-browser (Chome / Internet Explorer) to view the Presentation
  • Click on START PRESENTATION. As you advance the slides on your computer the slides transitions online (with animation)

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A separate tab PRESENT ONLINE appears with this option.  When you are done presenting online you can simply click on End Online Presentation

Prerequisites for Broadcasting

  • This feature is only available in PowerPoint 2010 and above !
  • You need to have a Microsoft account (i.e. Hotmail, Msn, Outlook, Live etc).
  • If you are not logged in, Present Online option will ask you log-in, before you can present the slide show online
  • And of course, you need to be connected to the internet!

 

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