7 Outstanding Example Presentations Using Prezi

Prezi is a presentation tool that helps transform lack-luster, static presentations into engaging presentations that tell a story. Instead of moving slide to slide, like a PowerPoint or Keynote presentation, Prezi presentations capture content in a spatial context. Because of this, your audience may be more engaged with your presentation. If you’ve been using PowerPoint, you can import an existing PowerPoint presentation and transform it into a Prezi. Let’s take a look at some example presentations using Prezi that demonstrate how this tool can be used to take your presentations to the next level. 1. This Prezi shows the company’s history, some of the people using Prezi, and how to import a PowerPoint and get started with Prezi. This is a great example of how to effectively use Prezi and also gives you an idea of the features you will find in the program. By featuring a how-to on importing a PowerPoint file, Prezi highlights one of it’s main selling points. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

The ultimate guide to Prezi, updated and refreshed! A lot has happened since I wrote this post, complete with a Prezi guide created in Prezi itself, in July 2011. I’ve been the Technical Reviewer for a successful book on Prezi, I’ve been twice approached by publishers to write books about Prezi (including the 2nd edition of the one I was reviewer for!), I’ve used it for loads more training and presentations, and the Prezi guides I’ve written across various formats have been viewed almost a quarter of a million times. (Clearly I’m wasting my time with all this library stuff. ) There’s also a deluge of comments on the Prezi, many asking when I’m going to update it – because the other thing that has changed, quite substantially, is Prezi itself. So here is the ultimate guide to Prezi, updated and refreshed for 2013, with new screenshots, new instructions, additional examples, and an edited FAQ. The other change that’s happened in this time is that Prezi has gone from a little niche presentation tool to something you see a LOT.

Everything you need to do in order to start a library blog, in the order you need to do it in by Ned Potter on Prezi