If you want your audience to NOT see your notes in the MS PowerPoint 365 slides, which view should you use during slide show?​

Correct option is C

The correct answer is: (c) Presenter View

Explanation:

• In Presenter View of MS PowerPoint 365, the audience sees only the slides, while the presenter sees additional tools such as:

  • Speaker notes

  • Next slide preview

  • Timer and tools for navigation

• This mode is especially helpful during live presentations with a dual monitor setup (projector + laptop screen).

• It ensures that your speaker notes remain private and are only visible to you, not to the audience.

• Presenter View is activated automatically when using two screens (one for presenter, one for audience).

• You can also manually enable it via:

  • Slide Show tab → Use Presenter View

• Ideal for delivering well-organized presentations without memorizing all notes.

• Enhances delivery with a real-time clock, slide previews, and access to tools like laser pointer or pen.

• Helps presenters stay on track while maintaining eye contact with the audience.

•  Reading View: Displays slides in a window; suitable for personal viewing, not for live audience presentations.

• Slide Show View: Shows only slides without notes, but does not allow presenter to view notes.

• Outline View: Displays slide content as text only, used for editing or planning – not for slide shows.