Speaker notes in PowerPoint are notes that can be added to each slide of a presentation to help the presenter remember key points, provide additional information, and keep the presentation on track. These notes are not visible to the audience and are intended solely for the presenters reference. Here are some key points about speaker notes in PowerPoint:
- Speaker notes can be added to a slide by selecting the "Notes" pane at the bottom of the PowerPoint window.
- Speaker notes can help presenters recall important points, such as key messages or stats, as they give a presentation.
- Speaker notes can be printed, or viewed in Presenter view while the audience sees only the slides.
- Speaker notes can help presenters feel more confident and prepared, which can lead to a more successful presentation.
- Speaker notes can be used as a support or safety net, but presenters should aim to know their topic well and not rely too heavily on the notes.
To add speaker notes in PowerPoint, simply select the slide you want to add notes to, click on the "Notes" pane at the bottom of the window, and enter your notes. Speaker notes can be a powerful tool for presenters to stay on track and provide additional information to their audience.
