Play a PDF
Any PDF becomes a deck: one page fills the screen, letterboxed on black. Arrows, space, the wheel, a swipe or a presenter remote move you along.
WSE ActiveStage
WSE ActiveStage has a new address. Install it again from there — your presentations, ink and notes come along. Until then this installed app keeps working. wse-research.org/ActiveStage
Open a PDF file and present it like a slide deck: full-screen pages with a laser pointer, ink and text notes, driven from the keyboard, a clicker or your phone — all inside your browser, nothing installed, nothing uploaded.
Supported: PDF HTML (reveal.js or any web page) Google Slides
or drop PDF files, presentation folders or a Google Slides link below — what you add waits under “Recently opened” (stored only in this browser) until you start it with a click
An HTML presentation (reveal.js or any web page):
A Google Slides presentation, shared with “Anyone with the link”:
Opens the full feature list, one short description each — laser, ink, notes, overview, offline use and second devices.
A one-minute guided walk over the real interface, spotlighting each control in the place you will find it during a talk.
Pair a phone or tablet with a PIN to switch slides, point and draw — or let a second screen mirror what you are showing.
Most clickers work at once, as they send Page Up / Page Down. Pair one here only if the system does not treat yours as a keyboard.
Five minutes before the talk: tests the speaker view, the screens, the offline copy, the presentations, the storage and pairing phones on this network — and says how to fix what fails.