UPDATE ClassPoint has been recently updated with new features. For a more accurate Annotation tutorial, watch here: https://youtu.be/EUa7DaXSiHw

In this video, I will show you how to annotate on your PowerPoint slides with ClassPoint.

Ink annotation is a simple yet powerful way to help students follow along with your slides. PowerPoint provides a set of pen tools, and we have further improved the user experience for teachers. All your favorite annotation tools are now located on the toolbar for quick and easy access.

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ClassPoint Getting Started Tutorials:

1️⃣ The interface ► https://youtu.be/–Kp7god–g
2️⃣ Slide Annotation ► https://youtu.be/CpYtJ3hiEDA
3️⃣ Add Whiteboard in PowerPoint ► https://youtu.be/UEGooOPHgbM
4️⃣ Create Your First Multiple Choice Activity ► https://youtu.be/NAv5ig3TKTs
5️⃣ Quick Poll & Pick-a-Name Activity ► https://youtu.be/1rPe524R0aU

By default, the cursor tool is selected for you to navigate slides. Next to it there’s the laser pointer, a set of pens, a highlighter, and an eraser. Up to 5 pens can be customized from the ClassPoint tab. Click each icon to choose the pen color or hide the pen. When you go back to slideshow, your selected pens will appear on the toolbar. You can now draw on your slides with your favourite pens, and easily switch to other tools, such as the eraser and laser pointer, as needed.

Upon exiting slideshow, you can choose “keep” to save all the ink annotations on your slides.

And this is how you can better annotate on slides with ClassPoint.

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