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Interesting, I think you could take that further for group presentations. Say when you are actually in a presentation - the 'presentation notes' are sent in rea

• masklinn 14y ago
  > Interesting, I think you could take that further for group presentations. Say when you are actually in a presentation - the 'presentation notes' are sent in real-time to mobile devices. That's a pretty interesting idea, and it could help e.g. non-native or disabled audience follow the talk. If the on-device UI is done well-enough, it could also help with the usual "ask questions at the end" format: tap the text and jot down a quick reminder, and at the end of the presentation the things you tapped can be displayed for review or questioning. > If the presentation is full screen, where would the notes be? Somewhere off-page that you could pull in if needed? Sure, but I think it'd work better if the interface was closer to "presenter view", with the slides taking only part of the screen (say half) and the notes/accompanying text taking the rest. Then you could have something similar to e.g. Reeder/Mac's interface, using the spacebar to read "the next thing", either scrolling down the text (if not all of it can be displayed) or switching to the next slide (if the text is under a page or its end has been reached)