A teleprompter is a device that displays scrolling text in front of a speaker or presenter, enabling them to read from a prepared script or notes without having to look down at a physical paper or cue card.
In public speaking, a teleprompter can be a useful tool for delivering a speech or presentation more smoothly and with more confidence. It can help speakers maintain eye contact with the audience while still reading from a script, and it can also be used to display visual aids or other information to support the speaker’s message.
Teleprompters come in different sizes and styles and can be used in various settings, such as television studios, conference rooms, or live events. They typically consist of a screen, a computer, and software that controls the scrolling of the text. The text can be adjusted in size, font, and speed to suit the speaker’s preferences.
