Title: How to Present a PowerPoint Slideshow With Presenter View
Headings: How to Present a PowerPoint Slideshow With Presenter View
How to Present a PowerPoint Slideshow With Presenter View
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How to Make the Most of Presenter View
1. Speaker Notes
2. Slide Previews
3. Drawing Tools
4. Timekeeping
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Content: Speaker Notes
Another underused feature in PowerPoint is the Speaker Notes feature. Many presenters will spend time filling out note cards or scribbling ideas onto paper, but it's much easier to add them directly inside of your PowerPoint file. Microsoft PowerPoint
How to Add Speaker Notes to PowerPoint in 60 Seconds
Andrew Childress
To add Speaker Notes to a presentation, start off by working in a presentation in Normal View, the standard, default view that you typically build presentations in. At the bottom of this view, you can click on Notes to open up the Speaker Notes section and add your own text. Add Speaker Notes by clicking on Notes at the bottom of the PowerPoint window and typing out your cues. Speaker Notes and Presenter View go hand in hand. When you're in Presenter View, your speaker notes will show up on the right side of your screen. You can adjust the text size with the icons near the lower right corner. Speaker notes show on the right side of the Presenter View, and the size can be adjusted using the icons at the bottom of the menu. Speaker Notes are front and center in the Presenter View, which makes it one of the best reasons to use both features.