- [Instructor] Now let's present our slides.
We can do this using the slideshow ribbon.
Now, when I select this ribbon
for this particular presentation,
I'm going to turn off play narrations and use timings.
And that way, I'll be able to control
exactly how the presentation proceeds.
Now, if you want, you can also specify
which monitor you want.
I'm going to specify the primary monitor,
and then I want to make sure I have
use presenter view checked.
Now to give your presentation,
all you have to do is press from beginning
or from current slide, so we're going to do from beginning.
Now, because I only have one monitor,
the presentation will show up on my monitor.
And so, I can use my arrow keys to step through the slides,
so left and right basically go forward and back.
If you want a little bit more control,
you'll see we can go down to the bottom of the screen,
we have left and right buttons.
We have a paint tool,
as well as some other tools.
Now, we're going to go ahead and use those tools
in presenter view.
So we can get to this by clicking on these three dots,
and this will give me a menu.
And I want to select show presenter view.
Now, if you're presenting with multiple monitors,
this is the view that will show up on your monitor.
And then on the left in this screen here
is what the audience sees.
So in this monitor, you can see the current slide.
You can also see the next slide,
as well as any notes you have for the current slide.
You can step through the slides simply by hitting arrows.
And we also have a number of tools that we can use
while giving the presentation.
We have these tools here.
If I click on those, you'll see we have a laser pointer,
a pen, and a highlighter.
So laser pointer allows you to add a cursor
to the presentation screen,
a pen allows you to draw on the screen,
and a highlighter is basically like a highlighter.
It can highlight specific text.
Now I'm going to click on this and say erase all ink on slide,
and that will go ahead and clear that out.
If I hit this button,
I get to see all slides in my presentation.
So if I want to jump to a specific slide,
I can just click on that.
This button here zooms into the slide,
so all I have to do is place that box
over what I want the audience to see,
and it will go ahead and zoom.
I can hit escape to un-zoom.
This button here basically just turns off the screen.
So if you want to talk and not have
any visual distractions, press this.
And then here, we have some more slideshow options.
Now also along the top, we have some additional options.
And then also notice here at the top left corner
is the total time of your presentation.
So if you are presenting with a time limit,
this is a good way to check how much time you've used.
Now, if you want to end the slideshow,
you can either close the window here or hit end slideshow.