Big text, timers and QR codes, with the whole message held in the link
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Your audience sees the slides at their own screen's resolution and nothing else of your machine, worth knowing before your next demo on a flaky connection.
SlideBySide hands your deck to the room through a link instead of a screen share. Upload a PDF, PPT or PPTX, or import from Google Slides, Drive or OneDrive once signed in, and everyone lands on the slide you are on. Co-hosts can take the clicker, live cursors show, and there are drawing tools; viewers may read ahead and jump back to the live slide, and the presenter can switch both off. Starting needs no account. The maker says nothing is retained and that this is early.
Big text, timers and QR codes, with the whole message held in the link
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