Presentation Mode
Present lessons in full-screen mode for classroom use.
Presentation mode transforms your lesson into a full-screen, slide-like experience for live classroom use. Instead of scrolling through a long document, content is presented section by section with clean navigation.
Entering Presentation Mode
Click the Presentation Mode button in the toolbar (screen/expand icon), or use the keyboard shortcut. The browser enters full-screen mode -- the toolbar and sidebar disappear, and your lesson content fills the screen with large, readable text.
Navigation
While in presentation mode:
| Action | Method |
|---|---|
| Next section | Arrow right, Space, or click the right arrow |
| Previous section | Arrow left, or click the left arrow |
| Jump to section | Use the section navigation overlay |
Sections are determined by your heading structure. Each major heading (H1 or H2) starts a new "slide."
Interactive Content in Presentation Mode
Exercises and widgets remain fully interactive during presentation mode:
- Students can answer multiple choice questions
- Fill-in-the-blank fields accept input
- Matching and ordering widgets work with drag-and-drop
- Audio and video play normally
This means you can use presentation mode during a live lesson where the student is on a video call, and they interact with exercises as you present.
Presentation mode is especially useful for live online lessons. The teacher controls the pace by navigating between sections, while the student interacts with exercises on each "slide."
Exiting Presentation Mode
Press Escape or click the exit button to return to the normal editor view. Your cursor position and any unsaved changes are preserved.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does presentation mode affect students' view?
No. Presentation mode is a teacher-only view mode. Students always see the standard lesson layout.
Can I annotate during presentation?
You cannot edit content during presentation mode. To make notes, exit presentation mode, make your changes, and then re-enter.
Does presentation mode work on tablets?
Yes. Presentation mode works on tablets and can be useful for in-person classroom teaching with a tablet connected to a projector.