- [Instructor] Presenting is hard enough as it is
without having to remember what we wanted to talk about.
If there's something that you really
don't wanna forget to mention,
you can use speaker notes.
You can write notes for each slide
or just certain slides; it's up to you.
The audience won't see these notes
if you're presenting on a different monitor.
Underneath each slide is the speaker note area.
I'll click this slide.
If I need to add a note,
all the way on the bottom of the screen,
to the left of Comments, I can see Notes.
If I click on that, it's going to pop up
a little area at the bottom of the screen
that says Click to Add Notes.
I'll click inside and I can start typing.
I can hit the Enter key and type as much
or as little as I'm going to need.
Now that the speaker note is there,
I don't have to do anything;
I can just move around through my presentation
and add notes where I think I might forget something.
Once I've clicked on Notes down at the bottom,
it's going to stay up on the screen.
I can come in and click inside another slide.
I'll do one more.
I'll navigate to this slide.
And I don't wanna forget the product number
that I'm going to be talking about,
so I'll click inside and write it down.
Alright, we have some good notes in there.
These notes aren't going to disappear.
So as I'm wandering through my slides,
as soon as I click on one without any notes,
I won't see them.
I can also toggle this Notes button
on and off, down at the bottom.
It also doesn't make my notes go away,
because as soon as I click on it again,
the notes will show up.
At any time, I can come back in,
edit them, add more, or delete them.
Soon, I'll show you how to present,
and then you'll be seeing these notes in action.