What is the term for notes that help remind a speaker of key points during a presentation?

Speaker Notes are specifically designed to assist a presenter by outlining key points they want to convey during a presentation. These notes can include prompts, reminders, or detailed points that may not be visible to the audience, providing the speaker with confidence and ensuring that important information is conveyed effectively. This feature is often used in presentation software to support the speaker without distracting the audience from the main content of the slides.

The other terms do not relate directly to the function of helping a speaker during a presentation. Cell data refers to the information contained within individual cells of a spreadsheet, action buttons are interactive elements in a presentation that can trigger specific functions, and the formula bar is used in spreadsheet applications to display or edit the contents of a selected cell. These terms do not provide the same type of assistance to a speaker as speaker notes do.