In this video, staff author Jess Stratton shows users how to use the built-in rehearsal tools to practice timing for a presentation. She'll also show how to add speaker notes for information that is always forgotten to be added to a speaking session.
- [Instructor] My name is Jess Stratton…and welcome to PowerPoint Tips Weekly.…If you'd like to practice your presentation,…or you'd like to go over the timing of it,…you don't need to have a stopwatch next to you.…PowerPoint comes with the ability to let you rehearse…your presentation before you do it.…It's always useful going in, to make sure…that you know just how much time you have allotted…for your speaking engagement.…So you'll need to find that out first.…To rehearse your presentation,…change to the Slide Show ribbon tab…and click Rehearse Timings.…
This is going to allow PowerPoint…to log how much time you spend on each slide.…When you're done with your presentation,…you'll be able to review these timings.…You can do it over and over again…and see how the timing is different.…I'll click Rehearse Timings to get started.…Welcome to the Landon Hotel Board of Directors Guide.…I would like to remind everybody…that there will be some Q and A after the presentations…so hold your questions.…Also, please turn off all your cell phones.…
Garrick Chow
Nick Brazzi
Jess Stratton
Updated
4/18/2018Released
1/4/2017Skill Level Appropriate for all
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