What is Presenter View in a presentation program?

What is Presenter View in a presentation program?

• A. A mode for full-screen video playback only
• B. A feature to print slides as notes
• C. A mode that hides notes from the audience but shows them publicly
• D. A view that shows speaker notes and a private preview on the presenter’s screen while audience sees the slides

Answer: (D)

Presenter View is the setup that lets you manage the presentation from your own screen. It shows your speaker notes and a private preview of the next slide on the presenter’s display, along with a timer and slide-navigation controls. Meanwhile, the audience only sees the current slide. This separation helps you follow your notes, pace your talk, and glance at what’s coming next without exposing your notes to viewers. Other options aren’t about this dual-view control: it isn’t just for full-screen video, it isn’t about printing slides as notes, and it doesn’t reveal notes to the audience.

Presenter View is the setup that lets you manage the presentation from your own screen. It shows your speaker notes and a private preview of the next slide on the presenter’s display, along with a timer and slide-navigation controls. Meanwhile, the audience only sees the current slide. This separation helps you follow your notes, pace your talk, and glance at what’s coming next without exposing your notes to viewers. Other options aren’t about this dual-view control: it isn’t just for full-screen video, it isn’t about printing slides as notes, and it doesn’t reveal notes to the audience.