Here's how to add your voice recording to your presentations:
-1st, you'll need a microphone (most computers/laptops have one already built in). I actually have a microphone headset that I've had for years to record, but do what works best and easiest for you.
-In PowerPoint, go to "Insert", then choose "Sound" (the speaker icon).
-When you click on "Sound", then choose "Record Sound".
-Use your microphone to record what you want to say. Use the record, stop and play buttons just like on your iPod to navigate. When you're finished recording click "Stop" (the square), then "OK" (it saves your voice recording automatically).
-After you click "Ok", a small speaker icon will appear. After you've recorded your voice recording, be sure to click "Save" to save your work. Your viewers will need to click on the speaker icon to hear the voice recording and that's it!
Like I said earlier I've used this feature several times. For the pictures for this post, I recorded my voice for our annual signs of suicide awareness for our staff. By doing this, we can post the PowerPoint on our school's online staff folder (with all other trainings and documents) where staff can have a refresher of the training as needed at their own pace and time. I've also used this voice recording feature for parent info and directions. It takes almost no time to create!
Do you use voice recordings in your Counselor PowerPoint Presentations?
Or, you could use PowerPoint's Narration feature. Click the Slide Show tab, then Record Slide Show. Choose Start Recording from where you wish. Then be sure Narrations is checked.
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