presentatørvisning

Presentatørvisning, a Norwegian term, translates to "presenter view" in English. It is a display mode commonly found in presentation software like Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Apple Keynote. Presenter view allows a presenter to see their current slide, upcoming slides, speaker notes, and a timer on their personal screen, while the audience only sees the main presentation slides on a separate, larger screen.

The primary function of presenter view is to enhance the delivery of a presentation. By providing the presenter with additional information and tools, it helps them stay organized and confident. The ability to see speaker notes directly on their screen eliminates the need for printed handouts and allows for a more natural, less reliant on external cues, speaking style. The preview of the next slide helps the presenter transition smoothly between topics, ensuring a logical flow of information. The timer feature is also invaluable for keeping track of the allotted time and ensuring the presentation stays on schedule.

Presenter view is typically accessed through a specific command within the presentation software, often labeled "Presenter View" or "Start Presenting." It requires a setup where two displays are connected to the presenter's computer. One display is for the presenter's private use, and the other is mirrored or extended to show the audience the main presentation. This dual-screen functionality is fundamental to the concept of presenter view. While the specific layout and features may vary slightly between different software programs, the core purpose of empowering the presenter with a private, information-rich interface remains consistent.