F1 Tuesday: Helping You Help Yourself: Using Presenter View in PowerPoint

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Using Presenter View in PowerPoint

Today’s Topic: Using Presenter’s View in PowerPiont
Who? Anyone who uses PowerPoint to present to an audience.
Why? Presenter’s view allows the presenter to see the notes section of his/her presentation AND the slides that are coming up, while all the audience sees is the slide projected on the screen.
How? Watch this short screencast:

Using Presenter's View from 10Tech on Vimeo.

Note: This demonstration features Windows 7 (operating system) and PowerPoint 2007. Use of different software will yield different results.

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