To ensure that your PowerPoint presentation in full swing, it is important that the speaker knows what to say when each slide is displayed. One of the tools used to achieve this speaker to speaker notes can. Speaker’s notes are simply members can enter text in the presentation of each slide. Although its primary purpose is to act as a reminder and prompt for the speaker, while you can make the presentation, which are used for different purposes.
First, it can be used as an alternative to government handouts. Of course, this is only possible if the notes of a summary of information for each slide instead of personal questions that are listed as “I remember telling the story.” Secondly, it can be used during development, to add reports for any slide. The completion of the presentation was the author (s), then the entries in the speaker to ensure sound, to make sure everything is there.
As noted speakers are used for their intended purpose, can also be printed and, as appropriate. However, a subtle, with a two-screen. Give the presentation on a large monitor, while on his own computer, you see the notes on the speakers.
There are two ways that you can edit in PowerPoint notes pages. First, in normal view, is the area below the speaker slide thumbnail on the right side of the screen. Click below to position the cursor in the edit panel and speaker notes, as needed. You can also resize the bottom of the workspace to the size of the speaker notes to increase the window.
If you focus on the nuts themselves, on the View tab on the ribbon in PowerPoint, click the View icon notes page. This gives a preview of what your notes are printed, and you can see the notes at the same time to the process.
Finally, the image shows the speakers when printing checks, you can use to master the notes. Masters is a PowerPoint feature that changes the size of the elements in a presentation by a change in a single master. By default, the music teacher has a thumbnail of the slide on top of the page and the notes at the bottom. It also has a header, footer, date and page number. You can drag and keep the size of these elements, as you see fit. This allows you to slide and the smaller size of the notes or text block can move the footnotes above the slide.