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Recording PowerPoint Presentations with Microsoft Teams: Step-by-Step Guide by Jean Schwab, Lecture notes of MS Microsoft PowerPoint skills

Bournemouth University (BU)MS Microsoft PowerPoint skills

Learn how to record PowerPoint presentations using Microsoft Teams with this comprehensive guide by Jean Schwab, Director of Peer Assisted Learning at Furman University. getting ready, recording, and downloading your recording, ensuring a successful presentation.

What you will learn

  • Where can I find my recorded PowerPoint presentation after the meeting in Microsoft Teams?
  • How do I ensure my video and audio are working before recording a PowerPoint presentation using Microsoft Teams?
  • What are the steps to record a PowerPoint presentation using Microsoft Teams?

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Recording a PowerPoint Using Microsoft
Teams
by Jean Schwab, Director of Peer Assisted Learning at Furman University
1. Overview
First, some advice: record the first two or three slides as a practice round before you make your
full recording. Then, watch your practice recording. You want to be sure that your video and
audio are both working before you spend time recording the entire presentation, only to find
out at the end that you don't have any sound or you recorded a blank screen. This will save you
quite a bit of frustration.
Here is what your final video will look like: the PowerPoint slide up top and then a small, inset
video of you speaking as you present.
2. Getting Ready
Make sure that your PowerPoint is already open and ready to play.
Use Google Chrome or the Teams app on your computer. If you use a browser, then Chrome is
the best browser to use for the best functionality.
àTo open Teams in Chrome: Go to MyFurman. Then open your Office 365 email. Click on the
menu button in the upper left corner. Then choose Teams.
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Recording a PowerPoint Using Microsoft

Teams

by Jean Schwab, Director of Peer Assisted Learning at Furman University

1. Overview

First, some advice: record the first two or three slides as a practice round before you make your full recording. Then, watch your practice recording. You want to be sure that your video and audio are both working before you spend time recording the entire presentation, only to find out at the end that you don't have any sound or you recorded a blank screen. This will save you quite a bit of frustration. Here is what your final video will look like: the PowerPoint slide up top and then a small, inset video of you speaking as you present.

2. Getting Ready

Make sure that your PowerPoint is already open and ready to play. Use Google Chrome or the Teams app on your computer. If you use a browser, then Chrome is the best browser to use for the best functionality. àTo open Teams in Chrome: Go to MyFurman. Then open your Office 365 email. Click on the menu button in the upper left corner. Then choose Teams.

Once Teams loads, click on Calendar.

Click Meet Now and then click Join Now to start the meeting. (This will create a video chat meeting where you are the only participant.)

3. Recording

Once you're in the meeting, click Share to share your screen. Choose the PowerPoint you want to show. Once your PowerPoint is displayed, click the "More Actions" button and choose Start Recording.

To stop recording, click on the More Actions button with three dots on it [×××] and choose Stop Recording. Click confirm. Click on the Hang Up button to end the call.

4. Downloading Your Recording

Once the meeting is over, the recording will be processed. You will get an email to your Furman email account when the video is ready. You can also open Teams and click on More Added Apps. Choose Stream.