PowerPoint: New Recording Technique
Use this technique to record your slideshow, your camera and annotate all at the same time.
1.
First, navigate to a PowerPoint presentation you want to do this with. Then, on the top right corner, there’s the ‘Record’ button. Click that.
2.
You’ll notice the screen changes and you now have a new overlay, this is the overlay we will be using for this technique. It offers many options.
3.
This bar lets you play, pause or stop the recording. You can also use this to navigate to the Export screen.
4.
From here you can change your export settings and proceed to generate a video file, depending on your preferred adjustments.
5.
You can navigate through slides as you’re recording, and continue to add annotations or any other functions.
6.
You can use the various annotation functions like laser, marker, highlighter, pen etc to customise your content.
7.
There are a few extra options, as you can see in the images below. Use these to give an easy polish to your content.
PowerPoint: New Recording Technique
Use this technique to record your slideshow, your camera and annotate all at the same time.
1.
First, navigate to a PowerPoint presentation you want to do this with. Then, on the top right corner, there’s the ‘Record’ button. Click that.
2.
You’ll notice the screen changes and you now have a new overlay, this is the overlay we will be using for this technique. It offers many options.
3.
This bar lets you play, pause or stop the recording. You can also use this to navigate to the Export screen.
4.
From here you can change your export settings and proceed to generate a video file, depending on your preferred adjustments.
5.
You can navigate through slides as you’re recording, and continue to add annotations or any other functions.
6.
You can use the various annotation functions like laser, marker, highlighter, pen etc to customise your content.
7.
There are a few extra options, as you can see in the images below. Use these to give an easy polish to your content.
