In this segment, we're going to be talking about finalizing and actually giving your presentation.
There's a couple of things you can do with Google Slides that'll make this easier.
First, let's talk about speaker notes.
I have a presentation I've loaded here, and if I go to the third slide.
Notice at the bottom here.
There are some notes that I left for myself as the speaker.
You can add notes to any slide simply by clicking below the slide in the speaker notes section and adding
whatever notes that you'd like.
Now you will see these notes when you're giving the presentation in speaker mode.
If I click present.
You can see my individual slides.
If I click the arrow next to president, I click present or view.
Here you see a little bit of a different view of the slide.
Any slide that's visible that's got speaker notes.
It'll display a little preview of the slide on the left hand side, and it'll display the actual speaker
notes for you to use.
So this can be very convenient as you're going through the slides.
You know what you're users seeing.
And you can see the text that you left in your speaker notes.
Additionally, there's a little clock here that you can use as a timer to help you time yourself in
case your presentation is time limited.
If you want to get out of prison, interview simply hit escape on your keyboard and you'll go back to
the normal view.
In addition to written speaker notes, there are tools and voice type speaker notes here I can record
speaker notes by clicking on this microphone.
I am now recording a speaker note and notice that the tape is being written for me in the speaker notes
section at the bottom of the slide.
When you finish, just click again, pretty neat, so you can also give your speaker notes instead of
having to tape them all out.
That's a new feature that I think is pretty cool.
So speaker notes are designed to help you while you're giving your presentation in presentation mode.