Adding Annotations to Your Slide: Make Key Points Stand Out
VideoCom Presenter's Annotations toolbar provides various tools that enhance your ability to highlight and communicate parts of your presentation, allowing for more clarity and context. Leading your audience in the right direction during very important presentations is a great way to ensure that they're able to absorb all the most important bits of your sales pitch.
By default, the Annotations toolbar is located at the upper right corner of the Presenter Notes pane.
The Laser & Pointer serves as your virtual pointing rod so you can highlight key information, data, or visuals on your slide.
The Freehand annotation gives you the ability to draw on a slide using your mouse. Place your cursor on a slide, then click and hold to begin drawing.
Use this to highlight parts of your slide with a shape of a circle.
Use this to highlight parts of your slide with a shape of a rectangle.
This tool is commonly used if you want to point to certain parts of your slide that indicates connections or directions.
Use this tool to change the color of your annotations.
Try using different annotation colors in your slide to easily distinguish groups of information and ideas.
Use this to change the thickness of your annotations.
By default, the Annotations toolbar is located at the upper right corner of the Presenter Notes pane.
Laser & Pointer
The Laser & Pointer serves as your virtual pointing rod so you can highlight key information, data, or visuals on your slide.
Freehand
The Freehand annotation gives you the ability to draw on a slide using your mouse. Place your cursor on a slide, then click and hold to begin drawing.
Circle
Use this to highlight parts of your slide with a shape of a circle.
Rectangle
Use this to highlight parts of your slide with a shape of a rectangle.
Arrow
This tool is commonly used if you want to point to certain parts of your slide that indicates connections or directions.
Color
Use this tool to change the color of your annotations.
Try using different annotation colors in your slide to easily distinguish groups of information and ideas.
Size
Use this to change the thickness of your annotations.
Updated on: 14/11/2023
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