Title: How to Add Speaker Notes in PowerPoint (Ultimate Guide)
Headings: How to Add Speaker Notes in PowerPoint (Ultimate Guide)
How to Add Speaker Notes in PowerPoint (Ultimate Guide)
1. Speaker notes as presentation prompts
2. S peaker notes as reference documentation
3. Speaker notes as the final deliverable
How long should your speaker notes be?
1. Speaker notes as presentation prompts
2. Speaker notes as research documentation or client deliverables
How To Add Speaker Notes to PowerPoint
1. The Notes Pane in the normal view
2. The Notes Page View
Formatting Your Speaker Notes
Remove All Speaker Notes from PowerPoint
How to print PowerPoint with Notes
1. Slide Number vs. Page Number
2. Slide Thumbnails
How to Present Your Speaker Notes (Presenter View)
Exporting Speaker Notes to Word
Conclusion
What’s next?

Content: That is, if you have a quote, phrase or definition that needs to be said word-for-word. 2. Speaker notes as research documentation or client deliverables
If you are using your speaker notes to document your presentation or as the final client deliverable, you can add as much context as makes sense for you. When using them this way, it is best to use a consistent and standardized format. That way your your final documentation or client deliverables look consistent. On top of that, I highly recommend properly setting up your Notes Master and Handout Masters with your company colors and logos. That way your handouts will look more professional
How To Add Speaker Notes to PowerPoint
There are two different ways (or places) you can add speaking prompts for your presentation in PowerPoint. 1. The Notes Pane in the normal view
There are 4 different ways you can open the Notes Pane to add your notes in PowerPoint. N
avigate to the View tab and click the Notes command
Click the Notes command at the bottom of your PowerPoint work space
With your mouse, click and drag the Notes Pane up from the bottom of the PowerPoint work space
Hit the Ctrl + Shift + H Notes Pane shortcut
Once your Notes Pane is open, you can directly type your presentation prompts and notes in.