Presenter mode template

by Atlassian

No more fiddling with presentation software — use Confluence to turn your page into a great presentation

KEY FEATURES

Communication

Stakeholder Alignment

Team Alignment

CATEGORIES

Project Management

Marketing & Sales

Page template

Move faster from creation to presentation. The presenter template helps you create a page that both articulates your thoughts and looks professional when presented. You won’t need to copy and paste your content into a presentation deck ever again.

Why Confluence?
How to

Use the strategic plan template in Confluence

Confluence transforms strategic planning from a once-a-year exercise into an ongoing collaborative process. Teams can work together in real-time to develop, refine, and execute their strategic plans without the back-and-forth of email chains or version control issues.

Our template library includes pre-built strategic planning templates that incorporate best practices from successful organizations. These templates provide the structure you need while staying flexible enough to adapt to your specific requirements, allowing you to customize sections and create reusable frameworks for future planning cycles.

Confluence easily integrates with other work management tools, making it invaluable for strategic planning. With Confluence, your strategic plan becomes a living document that connects directly to project execution, progress tracking, and decision-making processes. Team members can reference the strategic plan during brainstorming sessions, link specific initiatives to daily tasks, and maintain alignment between high-level strategy and tactical execution.

How to use the presenter mode template

Step 1. Create an agenda

Reserve a section of your page to set expectations on its content. When presented, this section will align your participants around the purpose and goals of your meeting.

Step 2. Add your main points

The presenter mode template will offer a series of best practices to make your content easy to follow on the page or when presented.

Step 3. Add a few elements

Tables, bullet lists, images, and colors are some elements you can use to make your content memorable.

Step 4. Summarize your points

Most readers/participants will remember only a few takeaways, so create a summary and repeat the main points you want them to remember.

Step 5. Present with confidence

Once the content is created, select the More actions menu >> Present to remove all distractions and start your presentation. While presenting, you’ll be able to display the QR code on the bottom right of your screen so participants can scan and open the page on their mobile devices.