PowerPoint - Record a slide show with narration and slide timings Tutorial

In this video, you will learn how to record a slide show with narration and slide timings using Microsoft 365. The video covers the steps to record narration for a single slide or your entire PowerPoint presentation.
It also demonstrates how to turn on your camera, change microphone or camera settings, and use a default teleprompter view to read notes.
Additionally, it explains how to use on-screen tools like a laser pen or highlighter during recording.
This tutorial will help you create engaging presentations with voiceovers and share them as video files.

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Objectifs :

This document aims to provide a comprehensive guide on how to effectively record a PowerPoint presentation, capturing both audio and visual elements to enhance audience engagement.

Chapitres :

Introduction to Recording PowerPoint Presentations
Recording a PowerPoint presentation allows you to convey your message with passion and personality. Instead of merely sharing a static deck, you can create a dynamic video that showcases your presence and gestures, making the presentation more engaging for your audience.
Getting Started with Recording
To begin recording your presentation, follow these steps: - Open your PowerPoint presentation. - Select the 'Record' button to start capturing your narration. - You can choose to record narration for a single slide or the entire presentation.
Using Enhanced Recording Features
The recording feature in PowerPoint for Windows offers several tools to enhance your presentation: - **Camera Activation**: Turn on your camera by selecting the camera icon. You can choose to blur your background for a more professional look. - **Microphone and Camera Settings**: Adjust your microphone or camera settings by selecting 'Settings'. - **Teleprompter View**: If you have notes, use the default teleprompter view to read them seamlessly.
Recording Your Presentation
When you are ready to record: - Select the layout you prefer (Presenter or Slide view). - Click 'Record' and start speaking. You can use on-screen tools like a laser pen or highlighter to emphasize points. - Note that narration will not record during slide transitions, so allow those to play before speaking.
Managing Your Recording
During the recording process, you have the option to: - Pause the recording if needed. - Select 'Stop' when you are finished. - Review your video by clicking the 'Play' button. If you are not satisfied with the recording, you can select 'Retake' to record again.
Exporting and Sharing Your Presentation
Once you are satisfied with your recording: - Select 'Export' and then 'Export Video'. - You can view and share your video with your audience, ensuring they experience your presentation as intended.
Accessing Additional Commands
For more recording commands and options, navigate to the 'Record' tab in PowerPoint. This tab provides all the necessary tools to enhance your recording experience.

FAQ :

How do I record my PowerPoint presentation?

To record your PowerPoint presentation, select the 'Record' button in the PowerPoint interface. You can then start speaking while presenting your slides. Make sure to adjust your camera and microphone settings as needed.

Can I use a teleprompter while recording?

Yes, you can use the default teleprompter view in PowerPoint to read your notes while recording your presentation.

What should I do if I make a mistake while recording?

If you make a mistake, you can pause the recording and continue when you're ready. Alternatively, you can select 'Stop' and then choose 'Retake' to record the segment again.

How can I share my recorded presentation?

Once you have finished recording, select 'Export Video' to save your presentation as a video file. You can then share this file with your audience.

What features are available in the Record tab?

The Record tab includes various commands for recording your presentation, adjusting camera and microphone settings, and accessing tools like the laser pen or highlighter.

Quelques cas d'usages :

Corporate Training Sessions

Use recorded PowerPoint presentations to deliver training sessions to employees. This allows for consistent messaging and the ability to review the material at any time.

Online Course Creation

Educators can create engaging online courses by recording their PowerPoint presentations, providing students with a visual and auditory learning experience.

Sales Presentations

Sales teams can record their presentations to share with potential clients, ensuring that the passion and personality of the presenter are conveyed even when not in person.

Webinars and Virtual Events

Host webinars by recording PowerPoint presentations that can be shared with a wider audience, allowing for interactive Q&A sessions after the presentation.

Project Updates

Project managers can record updates on project progress using PowerPoint presentations, making it easier to communicate with stakeholders and keep everyone informed.

Glossaire :

PowerPoint

A presentation software developed by Microsoft that allows users to create slideshows composed of text, images, videos, and other multimedia.

Record Slideshow

A feature in PowerPoint that allows users to record their voice and video while presenting slides, capturing both audio and visual elements of the presentation.

Narration

The spoken commentary that accompanies a presentation, providing context and explanation for the slides being shown.

Teleprompter

A device or software that displays a script for the speaker to read while maintaining eye contact with the audience.

Camera Mode

A setting that activates the camera for video recording during a presentation, allowing the presenter to be seen by the audience.

Blur Background

A feature that allows the presenter to obscure the background while keeping the focus on themselves during a video recording.

Presenter View

A PowerPoint view that allows the presenter to see their notes and upcoming slides while the audience sees only the current slide.

Export Video

The process of saving a recorded presentation as a video file that can be shared or viewed later.

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You can record your PowerPoint presentation

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or a single slide and capture voice,

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in gestures and your video presence.

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When completed.

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It's like any other presentation you can

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play it for your audience in a slideshow,

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or you can save the presentation

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as a video file.

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So instead of just handing the deck to

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someone, people can see your presentation

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with the passion and personality intact.

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Record is an improved version of record

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slideshow for PowerPoint. for Windows,

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the feature replaces the older experience.

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And provides enhanced capabilities for

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capturing your presentations for later

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viewing to record narration for a slide

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or your entire PowerPoint presentation,

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select the record button.

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There are many tools to help you record

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turn on your camera by selecting the icon.

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Select camera mode,

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then choose blur background.

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Select settings to change

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your microphone or camera.

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Have notes in your PowerPoint.

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Use a default teleprompter view to read them.

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To change the layout,

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select views.

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To switch to presenter or slide view.

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When you're ready, select

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record and start speaking.

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Use it on screen, laser pen or

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highlighter and it'll record as well.

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To continue recording on the next slide,

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go to it. Narration won't record

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during slight transition,

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so let those play first

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before you start speaking.

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Paused the recording as needed,

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or select stop if you're done.

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To review the video,

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select the play button.

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Not good enough.

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Select retake to record again.

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When you're done.

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Select export. Export video,

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then view and share your video.

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Anytime you need more commands you

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will find them in the record tab.

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