Question

Beth wants to add information to her powerpoint presentation that is hiden from her audience and only she will see. Which feature should she use?

Answer 1

She should use her "notes pane" in the PowerPoint

Step-by-step explanation:

PowerPoint is a very good graphics software program available in different versions as a result of upgrades, with in-built functions which aid presentations of information in different formats such as text, videos, graphs in slides. It also allows printing into a hard copy.

Notes pane is a section in the PowerPoint software program located below the slide pane, in other words, it is a box found at the bottom of the slide. You write information in that box when you don't want the audience to see the information when they are viewing the slides during a presentation, giving Beth, for instance, the ability to still add some things that could assist her presentation.