10 Alternatives to PowerPoint
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PowerPoint is a powerful presentation tool, but it doesn't have to be your go-to visual aid every single time. Here are 10 alternatives...
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10 Alternatives to PowerPoint
- 1. Alternatives to PowerPoint (and Keynote and Prezi)
- 2. Models
- 3. not this kind this kind
- 4. They’re easier to animate and de-construct… …and unlike a slide, models can sit in front of the audience all day long!
- 5. Sticky Notes
- 6. Instead of just giving your audience a bullet- pointed list of a process or a ranking… …Why not challenge them to put a bunch of sticky notes in the order they think the process or ranking should appear?
- 8. Handouts
- 9. There’s no need to squeeze everything you want to say or every figure and graph you want to show onto a single powerpoint slide.
- 11. Workbook
- 12. A collection of facts, figures, information, a space to take notes, journal, fill in the blank and brainstorm ideas on how to apply content from your session will be a much more powerful take- away than a printout of your slides.
- 14. It’s free and gives your audience a chance to get involved by texting their responses to your questions
- 15. Gallery Walk
- 16. Spread your visual aids around and allow your audience to explore a roomful of “precious artifacts”
- 17. Poster Session
- 18. Why not allow your audience to make their own visual aids?
- 19. Flipchart
- 20. Flipchart can be more personal and more dynamic than a series of slides…
- 21. and if you’re creative enough, you can even “animate” when information is revealed!
- 22. Board Games
- 23. With a little creativity, it’s very easy to convert a traditional board game (like monopoly or life) into a learning activity… …and it’s much more engaging and meaningful than watching someone click through an entire slide deck.
- 25. Reading a scenario and allowing your audience to craft their own mental image can be more powerful than any stock photo (or clip art) you can offer
- 26. Want more information, tips, tricks and ideas on instructional design, visual aids or the secret to true happiness (hint: it has to do with learning and development)? Check out the Train Like A Champion blog (www.trainlikeachampion.wordpress.com)