With Picture-in-Picture (PiP) you can exactly follow what's happening during your webinar, while presenting your screen.
PiP is only available on Google Chrome
How to turn on PiP
PiP automatically activates while you're sharing screen and move to another tab. Make sure to use Google chrome.
Use PiP to present with speaker notes on Google Slides
You can use PiP mode to follow along the with the engagement of your webinar, and present your slides. All the while you have your speaker notes up as well.
Here's how to do it:
Screenshare your Google Slides presentation
Go to Google Slides, click on the Slideshow-dropdown
In here, select "Presenter view"
The audience sees your presentation. Google Slides should have opened an extra window with slide preview and your notes. You can put the PiP-window on the right to follow along with chat for example, as shown in this example:
Use PiP to present with speaker notes on Microsoft PowerPoint
You can use PiP mode to follow along the with the engagement of your webinar, and present your slides. All the while you have your speaker notes up as well.
Here's how to do it:
Screenshare your PowerPoint presentation
Go to PowerPoint, click on the Slideshow-dropdown
In here, tickbox "Use presenter view"
The audience sees your presentation. PowerPoint should have opened an extra window with slide preview and your notes. You can put the PiP-window on the right to follow along with chat for example as shown in the screenshot (Google Slides) above.
Hide the stream preview
You can resize the PiP window to hide the stream preview.
Features available in PiP
You have access to the following features while you're in PiP-mode:
Video feed as it's visible to webinar attendees
Public chat (messages come in automatically)
Speaker chat (messages come in automatically)
Screenshare selection
Turn on/off microphone
Turn on/off webcam