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: How to Add Speaker Notes in PowerPoint (Ultimate Guide)
How to Add Speaker Notes in PowerPoint (Ultimate Guide)
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In this ultimate guide, you’ll learn everything there is to know about how to add speaker notes in PowerPoint. But first off, there are three different ways you can use your speaker notes in PowerPoint. 1. Speaker notes as presentation prompts
Presentation prompts is the classic way to add notes to PowerPoint. You have your slide, and then you have your notes as prompts to walk you through your points. Once you have your prompts set up, you’ll then want to use the Presenter View so you can see them in the lower right-hand corner of your screen as you can see below. You can also see your notes when you narrate your PowerPoint presentation using the Record Slide Show command. For step-by-step details on narrating a PowerPoint presentation, read our guide here. 2. S peaker notes as reference documentation
Collecting reference materials about your presentation is another way you can use your notes pane in PowerPoint.