If you are an existing user you will receive an email encouraging you to download the app. You can also search for ‘Present Pal’ and download the Present Pal App from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. Once downloaded, open Present Pal and you will be taken to the login screen.

Reference: https://presentpal.co.uk/support-hub

No, your Present Pal license can only be used on one device at any given time. To log out of your device and use your license elsewhere, please press the burger menu icon in the top right corner of the Present Pal home screen and then click ‘Settings’, then scroll to the bottom and click ‘Logout’.

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The Safety Net acts allows you to store extra information and images that you may otherwise have forgotten. For example, if the presenter begins to stutter and forgets what they intended to say during their presentation, they can simply tap on the ‘pop up’ icon to access extended notes or images to trigger their memory. The Safety Net feature was ranked as the number 1 feature by students with SpLDs in our University of Glasgow study.

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Colour overlays are traditionally translucent pieces of plastic which can be placed over documents to make them more accessible. Colour overlays have been proven to improve reading speed and comfort and are especially beneficial for individuals with dyslexia. In the Present Pal App, there are 10 colour overlays which can be selected to suit the user’s individual reading preferences. Once selected, the colour overlay will remain consistent throughout the entire Present Pal App.

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Yes, the presentation stopwatch can be switched on or off at any time within the ‘Settings’ menu.

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Yes, however the recommended optimum amount of information per slide is 3-5 bullet points - this is so that the working memory is not overloaded with information.

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Yes, if you have downloaded Present Pal and have a verified license, you will receive a push notification via the Apple App Store or Google Play Store to update Present Pal to the latest version for free.

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Rehearsal mode allows a user to record their audio, keep track of individual slide timings and flag sections which need improvement. Once a presentation is rehearsed a user can listen back to recorded audio for each flashcard, rate their performance on content, timing, speech, and memory and edit their notes. All-in-all this is a tool to help users learn and improve their presentation efficiently! the new rehearsal mode will also track your progress and display how your self-assessment changed over time!

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Simply tap the rehearse button at the top of the screen. Then select the notes you want to rehearse and decide if you want to rehearse with or without the PowerPoint presentation. Once your rehearsal has ended you can listen back to your audio and self-assess for each flashcard. You can track and see your improvements at the end of the rehearsal and compare them to previous attempts.

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Audio cues read out your bullet point to you as text to speech as you are practising or delivering a presentation. To enable Audio Cues tap “Settings” on the Present Pal home screen. You will see a slider next to “Audio cues”. You can tap on the slider to switch audio cues on or off

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Yes you can! If you don’t want your audience to hear your notes just simply plugin a set of earphones so only you can hear your notes being read out.

Reference: https://presentpal.co.uk/support-hub