Any public speaker will tell you that the secret to a great presentation is interacting with your audience. When you think about presentations, Twitter might not be the first thing that springs to ...

Public speaking is no easy feat. You spend hours creating the perfect PowerPoint, studying it daily to ensure you're an expert on the topic. You can't read straight from the PowerPoint because that's ...

The Notes pane in Microsoft PowerPoint is a handy place to type talking points and other information so that you can reference them when giving a presentation. However, it doesn't look too ...

Presentation expert and author of "Beyond Bullet Points," Cliff Atkinson suggests keeping most of the notes hidden from your audience when you use PowerPoint. Atkinson says that "when you use an image ...

In our earlier tutorial, we explained how to start the presentation and see your notes in Presenter view. It is one of the handy features in PowerPoint. However, there is also a feature that is ...

It's easy to print a PowerPoint presentation with notes so that you can reference talking points or so that your audience can follow every detail. To print a PowerPoint slide presentation with notes, ...

Should you reference note cards when you do a presentation? What about using your smartphone or tablet? And if you are presenting online, are you tempted to read a script on your computer screen or ...