Title: How to Work With Views in Microsoft PowerPoint
Headings: How to Work With Views in Microsoft PowerPoint
How to Work With Views in Microsoft PowerPoint
Master PowerPoint Views
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How to Work With PowerPoint Views (Quick Video Tutorial)
1. How to Change Views in PowerPoint
2. How to Use PowerPoint Normal View
3. Using PowerPoint Outline View
4. Slide Sorter View in PowerPoint
5. PowerPoint Notes Page View
6. When to Use Reading View
7. Presentation View in PowerPoint
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Content: PowerPoint Notes Page View
Speaker notes are one of my favorite PowerPoint tools. Instead of writing your notes down on notecards, you can add them to each slide. You can add speaker notes from either Normal View, or more easily in Notes Page View. Best of all, these notes won't be viewable to your audience when presenting. You can either print note pages, or they'll be visible in Presentation View (more on that in a moment.) Notes show below the slides in PowerPoint Notes View, and you can double click on the text below the slide to update the notes. When you're working in PowerPoint Notes Page view, you'll see the notes you've added to a slide underneath it. You can also double click in the box, and add notes on the fly. This preview is what you'll see when you print your notes pages. If you'd like to find out more about the power of speaker notes, check out this 60 second tutorial on how to use them to your advantage: