

If you have a Polycom telephone (using Microsoft Lync/Skype for Business), you must forward your calls to voice mail while the presentation is recording.Check the slide to make sure it recorded properly Your slide will have the new timing underneath.Once you are finished recording the slide, right-click anywhere on the screen and choose End Show from the menu that appears.Click the Start Recording button in the box that appears.From the Record Slide Show menu under the Slide Show tab at the top, click the Start Recording from Current Slide option.From the Slide Sorter view, highlight the slide you wish to re-record by clicking on it.Please note: if you choose to re-record a slide, the original sound file is overwritten and there is no way to get it back. To exit your presentation early, right-click anywhere on the screen and select End Show from the bottom of the menu that appears.

To resume narration, click the Resume Recording button that appears once the presentation has been paused.
#Record a lecture for mac
If you are recording your presentations on a Mac you should still be able to use this guide, assuming you are running Office for Mac 2011 or later. Please note: It is strongly advised that you use a Windows-based computer to record your presentation, as this ensures consistency during the conversion-to-video process. Navigating Your Presentation While Recording.Setting Up PowerPoint 2010 to Record Narration.
#Record a lecture windows 7
This guide uses PowerPoint 2010 on a computer running Windows 7 as an example, though many of the steps are the same for different versions of PowerPoint and on different platforms Topics This guide will go through the process of recording, previewing, saving, and accessing a voice-over PowerPoint (VOPPT) lecture for VUSN in Microsoft PowerPoint.
