If you want to use a script that doesn’t sound like you’re reading exact words, one of the simplest solutions is to use an application like Google Slides or Powerpoint to create a slideshow with bullet points of an outline on what you want to talk about. Set the background to black, the text to white, and make the text size as large as you want so you can see it clearly. As you go through your speech, you can use the arrow keys on your keyboard, or click with your mouse to progress to the next slide. If you want to read off an exact script, you could use an online application like cueprompter.com to put your script onto the screen and have it move slowly as you talk. This method requires a bit of practice to make sure you don’t look and sound too robotic. You can do it! Here are a few tips: Make sure you keep the text in a small column in the center of the screen so your eyes aren’t darting back and forth the entire time On that note, it’s best to try and read with your peripheral vision, meaning, keep your eyes focused on the camera in the middle of the screen and read without actually looking at the words. This definitely takes some practice.