Two ways in

From any course workspace, the button at the top right starts the presentation from the beginning. On any Design slide card, the same control starts at that exact module, video, and slide.

The toolbar appears only when you want it

The presentation opens with the slide’s module and video label, title, teaching points, and presenter-note text in your selected course style. Move the pointer away and the bottom toolbar fades out. Move it to the bottom edge and the toolbar fades back in. Always reveal it before trying to click a presentation control.

At the far left, Exit returns to the course workspace, and the course title beside it confirms which presentation is open.

Navigate by video

Previous video is disabled when you are already in the first video. Next video jumps to the first slide of the next video, and after that jump Previous video returns you back. Between the video jumps sit the slide arrows and the current slide counter: on this course, leave the arrows alone for now and move around with the video jumps and the course drawer instead.

Course opens a drawer where every video is one click away. The current video carries a HERE marker, and each row shows whether it is recorded in your voice or not recorded yet. Click a row to jump, or the X to close.

Your notes, their slide

The most important presenter setup: Notes opens your presenter notes in a separate CourseBuilder window. Leave the presentation on your primary screen, grab the notes window by its title bar, and drag it onto your second monitor. You get a private notes view; your audience sees only the clean presentation.

Image and Styles, without changing anything

Image opens the image controls for the current slide: AI artwork and Your own image, the per-slide style choices, the current Description, and Cancel or Regenerate. Close it without changes when you are only presenting. Styles holds presentation-level Theme, Font, and Accent controls: save your experiments for prep time, not mid-delivery.

Fullscreen asks your browser for a fullscreen presentation: whether it takes over depends on the browser and its permissions, so test it in your setup before you deliver.

Voice and the way out

If the current video has generated narration, the toolbar shows Play voice, which plays your narration with the bullets synchronized to the audio. If not, the same spot shows Voice setup. And when you are ready to record or update the video itself, the last control takes you out of the presentation and into the recording workspace.

When you finish with the controls, move the pointer away and let the toolbar hide. Your audience is left with only the slide.