Powerpoint 'streaming'

[Mashwort]

So not a direct business question but figure this would be the best place for a powerpoint question

Giving a speech at a wedding next week. Had planned to utilise powerpoint to display suitably embarrassing photos. The venue doesn't have the space / facilities for a projector screen. Then I thought pretty much everyone there will have some form of smart phone and wondered if i can utilise that. Is there a solution that will easily allow me to 'stream' the powerpoint presentation to the other guests on their phones?
Want to avoid them having to download anything, ideally give them a URL and a password type of thing. Have used similar stuff at conferences for Q&A type activities but not for powerpoint.
Any suggestions gratefully received

Thanks
Mike

[QuartzDad]

Google Sheets and its publish to the web function?

[StevieBee]

Can I give you a very strong recommendation?

I will anyway!

Don't do this. Keep it simple. Get the photos printed A1 size on a sheet of Foamex and stick them on an easel or hold them up.

Anything tech is prone to fail. Not everyone has a smart phone. Not everyone will have the data needed. Even if it does work, they'll end up looking at the phones and not giving you their attention.

Really....don't!

[dhutch]

Yeah I think thats right. A lot will have phones, but only actaully maybe half will be even interested in the idea of getting that sorted, then only half of them will actaully manage it.


Daniel

[Vaud]

StevieBee said:

Can I give you a very strong recommendation?

I will anyway!

Don't do this. Keep it simple. Get the photos printed A1 size on a sheet of Foamex and stick them on an easel or hold them up.

Anything tech is prone to fail. Not everyone has a smart phone. Not everyone will have the data needed. Even if it does work, they'll end up looking at the phones and not giving you their attention.

Really....don't!

^^ what he said. A1 / A0... the detail of the photos is not important(or shouldn't be)... its the context and you telling a story.

[extraT]

But if the venue has white walls, you won’t need a screen, just the projector, which could be placed on a convenient table...

[eliot]

StevieBee said:

Can I give you a very strong recommendation?

I will anyway!

Don't do this. Keep it simple. Get the photos printed A1 size on a sheet of Foamex and stick them on an easel or hold them up.

Anything tech is prone to fail. Not everyone has a smart phone. Not everyone will have the data needed. Even if it does work, they'll end up looking at the phones and not giving you their attention.

Really....don't!

Indeed.
death by powerpoint at a wedding...