I have a dumb quesiton about presentations

[sugarbear]

Usually when I give a presentation at Curriculum Night, there's not a lot of detail. But my principal has asked me to give a special presentation about a specific part of my curriculum at Open House this weekend.

I have a PowerPoint (or whatever the Google Drive equivalent is), but I am trying to keep the slides really simple. I'll go into more depth as I'm talking.

Do you use notecards or do you just put notes on a piece of paper and read from that? I realize this seems dumb, but notecards just seem so... 2001. Would it look weird?

[eddy]

I memorize because I have to be in a flow.

[game blouses]

Can you put notes on the presentation, so that only you can see it on the screen?

[MrsAxilla]

I usually printed my PowerPoint and had extra notes on it, just to make sure I didn't forget anything. Knowing your material well is the best thing, though.

[papie]

Use presenter tools. You see the notes on your screen only not on the big screen. Normally I don't need notes but it is nice to know they are there in case.

[sugarbear]

Oct 31, 2013 15:50:38 GMT -5 papie said:

Use presenter tools. You see the notes on your screen only not on the big screen. Normally I don't need notes but it is nice to know they are there in case.

Aha! I just figured this out. Thank you!