What are speaker notes in a presentation mainly used for?
Correct answer: C. Private prompts for the presenter
- A. Formal minutes of the presentation
- B. Public references shown on every slide
- C. Private prompts for the presenter
- D. A replacement for the presentation title
Explanation
Speaker notes give the presenter reminders, explanations, or examples that need not appear on the slide. They are different from visible slide content and from meeting minutes.
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Presentation and meeting documents cover agendas, notices, minutes, briefing notes, slide content and speaker notes. They require clear objectives, logical sequencing, concise visual wording, accurate recording of decisions and action points, and a distinction between an agenda, which plans a meeting, and minutes, which record it.
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