So when the presentation is finished, you will have a very accurate copy of your lesson. When your annotations are complete, they will be saved on your slides in PowerPoint. Your students can follow along in real-time with these changes without the worries of a blurry projector screen or being too far away. Annotating on screen is convenient as you can take notes, fill in blanks, or explain ideas. To take it one step further, you can use the pen tools to draw on your slides. With the laser, you can point out information on the slides for your students to follow along with. The most basic way to use ClassPoint for online teaching is to simply use the laser pointer. Read more below to find out the best way to use ClassPoint to add interactive activities to your online presentations! Laser and annotating on-screen

In your video conferencing platform (in this demonstration I used Zoom, but you can also use Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet, too), just share your PowerPoint and use the enhanced features ClassPoint provides to make your online presentations more interactive and engaging.

Classpoint for powerpoint