Present with notes, auto-advance slides & more View a presentation with speaker notes Open a presentation in Google Slides. In the top right corner, next to Slideshow , click the Down arrow . Click Presenter view. Click Speaker notes.
Why did my option to add Speaker notes disappear. Speaker notes are convenient, to remember little things in your presentation, hiding them from your audience. Usually I can add them right under my presentation slide I'm making, and edit them whenever. However, the bar where you type them has disappeared, making it so that I can't add them.
Start voice typing in Slides speaker notes On your computer, in a browser, open a presentation in Google Slides. At the top left, in the menu bar, click Tools Dictate speaker notes . The speaker notes open and a microphone box displays. When you're ready to speak, click Microphone . Speak clearly and at a normal volume and pace.
Tap the ☰ 3-line icon in the top left of the Slides app (or the ⋯ 3-dots icon in the top right of a Slides file). On the menu that drops down, go to Help and feedback > Send feedback Enter the feedback suggestion, and add screenshot attachments. Click the arrow send icon in the top right corner.
I'm writing a policy document that I want to share with employees, but don't want them to be able to see the speaker notes, where I will keep further information only I need to see. Is it possible to share slides in such a way without having to convert it to PDF? I've clicked on hide speaker notes, but this only impacts my own view. I've searched the internet and haven't found a solution yet.
Add speaker notes —Use speaker notes to keep track of your talking points for each slide. In the presentation editor, speaker notes appear beneath the current slide.
Jump to a specific slide by clicking the slide number, and choosing from the list of slides. Choose co-presenter (s). Click Add a co-presenter . Then, next to the person you want to select, click More Add as co-presenter Add. Open a panel for speaker notes in the Google Meet video meeting by clicking Show speaker notes .
Tips for using captions If you present slides via video conferencing software (such as Google Meet), captions show up on the shared screen. To set expectations for your audience, it's a good idea to tell them that captions are from Google Slides, not the video conferencing software, and that only the speaker's voice is captioned.
