Prezi is a cloud-based presentation software and storytelling tool for presenting ideas on a virtual canvas and online. Prezi uses a state-of-the-art zooming user interface (ZUI) and technology which allows users to zoom in and out of their presentation media, and allows users to display and navigate through information within a 2.5D or parallax 3D space on the Z-axis. Prezi was established in 2009 by co-founders Adam Somlai-Fischer, Peter Halacsy and Peter Arvai.
While PowerPoint is the leading presentation application for presenters around the world. Some alternatives can that can provide features that PowerPoint cannot. Moreover, some alternatives to PowerPoint are simply more compatible with specific operating systems than PowerPoint. Here we have prepared a list of PowerPoint alternatives to consider in 2021.
Prezi Next is a big new idea to communicate and express something in the form of presentations but not in its custom way of Powerpoint presentation rather a step beyond to it. This new way of communication is somewhat more meaningful, elegant and has a deeper effect on others. These Prezi next designs are scaled …
Prezis are great for making presentations with attractive zooming UIs, however, PowerPoint is more universally available. This might mean that you may have to present a presentation at an event without the Prezi desktop client. While you can always opt for the browser based version of Prezi, embedding Prezis in PowerPoint can give you more …
When it comes to visual storytelling and dynamic presentations, nothing beats Prezi. A refreshing, vibrant and dynamic change from slides, Prezi allows you to have a powerful presentation using a limitless blank canvas. And it’s amazing.
So you have a hugely important presentation coming up and you want to leave a good impression on your audience. You want your presentation to genuinely wow your audience with jaw-dropping admiration, but you just have no idea which software to use: the traditional and comfortable PowerPoint or the newer, more unorthodox Prezi? Which presentation …
Recently, one of my friends decided to do something unique with his next presentation. He decided to use Prezi! While he had been planning to use Prezi for a long time, it took him a while to acquaint himself with the platform and he was blown away by the zooming UI in particular. In previous …
Prezi has revolutionized the way people make presentations or at least the perception of how presentations can be made. No longer are slides limited to basic transition effects and static imagery, as the zooming interface of Prezi has paved the way for more innovative developments in the form of fancy HTML based online editors, particularly HTML5 presentation tools.
Audience engagement is difficult, especially when people are more interested in their mobile phones than your presentation. Hence, it might not be a bad idea to make your audience reach for their phones! Sli.do (also known as Slido) is a web service which provides an audience engagement platform by allowing you to post polls, receive questions …
Sli.do is a web service which offers presenters with some very handy options for conducting live polls during presentations. We previously brought you a collection of tools for conducting Live polls during presentations, however, what makes Sli.do stand out from the rest is that it enables inserting polls right within Prezi presentations.
While it might seem impossible to break the status quo and switch to a presentation app other than PowerPoint or Keynote, however, Prezi seems to be the exception to the rule. Not only has Prezi gained ground in recent years but it is becoming increasingly easy to use Prezi in the wake of some fine …
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