Advanced annotations

Add visual cues to your teaching

Drive attention with user-friendly inking tools

Use ClassPoint’s added pen tools to effortlessly add notes or highlight text on slide as you need! These inking tools are ready to be used anytime to improve presentation delivery and increase student understanding & comprehension.

Pen

Quickly drop down to the toolbar to select a pen to write on your slide with! Choose your pen color & thickness and elaborate on concepts by writing, drawing, underlining, etc. right from the toolbar.

Highlighter

Highlight important information on your slide to reinforce your instructions, takeaways, or key details, and switch seamlessly between other colors and highlighter thickness.

Laser/Spotlight

Turn your cursor into an aiding visual cue to focus your audience’s attention and help you deliver an impactful presentation. Switch from laser to a spotlight to direct their attention to specific information.

Navigate in between tools seamlessly from the toolbar

Take control over the flow of your discussions and improve the message you work to deliver with ClassPoint’s advanced inking tools, laser & spotlight. And when you exit slide show, you can delete, edit, or keep your annotations, they are yours to manage!

Focus audience attention

Annotation tools are there to help your audience focus on the subject at hand. Help them follow along with laser, or remove the rest by shining a light on your current point.

Cater to deep understanding

Annotation tools are your friend when it comes to reinforcing your concepts and ensuring your audience understands your key points before moving on.

Provide visual explanation

Inking tools are a visual aid to help your audience connect the dots or visually follow along. They are powerful tools to add a visual aid during discussions or questions.

How to use ClassPoint’s advanced annotation tools

It’s never a dull presentation with visual cues. Learn more about all the advanced annotation tools here.

FAQ

With ClassPoint’s added presentation toolbar, you can use additional pens and highlighters on your slides.

Yes! When you click on the pen tool, you can select your color and pen thickness in the secondary menu.

You can use the eraser tool to erase entire strokes to fix any mistakes.

In edit mode at the top of the ClassPoint Tab in the PowerPoint ribbon, you can visit the Reset icon and choose to delete all annotations and whiteboard.

You can change from laser to spotlight by by pressing S on your keyboard or middle-clicking on your your mouse scroll wheel.