This document compares and contrasts multiple presentation tools including Visme, Google Slides, Keynote, Prezi, and Slidebean. Visme is a cloud-based tool that allows users to create various visual content types with a library of images and templates. Google Slides is free for Google users to collaborate on presentations. Keynote is Apple's alternative to PowerPoint with great animation features. Prezi offers memorable presentations with its nonlinear format. Slidebean automatically designs presentations from an outline. The document provides brief descriptions of each tool's key features and pricing.

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TAREK NASRALLAH
ASS. PROF.

2. IS THERE IS OTHER TYPES OF
PRESENTATIONS

4. Visme
• A cloud-base
• Allows users to create virtually any type of
visual content in Its custom design area.
• offers a vast library of images, icons and
templates, as well as the opportunity to create
cool infographics, data visualizations, reports
and product demos
• Price: Starting at $12 a month per user

6. Google Slides

7. •For collaborating on presentations
•Add comments
•Free For Google Apps user
•Like PowerPoint
•Runs in browser

9. Keynote
• Apple’s answer to Microsoft’s PowerPoint
• For beautiful animations
• Has great built-in graphic tools to edit
• Keynote for iCloud Price: Free with an
iCloud account, available with any new
Mac, iPad, or iPhone

11. •Slides is for “creatives” and
“developers”
•Edit and access presentations
from any device.
•Cloud-based presentation
•Price: starting at $6 a month

14. IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR A TRUE
POWERPOINT ALTERNATIVE
THAT WILL HELP YOU CREATE
MEMORABLE AND ENGAGING
PRESENTATIONS, PREZI’S YOUR
TOOL.

16. Multimedia presentation tool allows you to
combine
PowerPoint slides
Prezi presentations,
Movie clips,
PDF files
Web pages into a single playlist
Price: start at $8.33 a month per user

17. Slidebean’s website promises users that all
they have to do is input content and the
software does all the design and formatting
work for them.
Price: Paid plans start at $10 a month per
user

19. Import PowerPoint and PDF files.
Price: Free

21. One of the first entrants into this space
Can build two kinds of slides
Text with an image in the background
Simple charts

22. The tool then automatically updates the design of each slide as
the user adds or edits content

24. Embed live tweets, YouTube videos
and Flickr images.
Publish your presentations on websites
and blogs.
Import multiple file types, including
.ppt, .pptx, .pps, .ppsx, .odp and .sxi
Price: Start at $5 a month per user

29. • Microsoft Sway for quickly
changing your presentation style
• Canva for creative presentations
• Adobe Spark for turning
presentations into video
• Swipe for interactive presentations
• Slidebean for automatically making
slides from an outline
• Evernote Presentation Mode to
turn notes into a presentation
• PowerPoint Online for a simplified
PowerPoint in your browser
Google Slides for collaborating
on presentations
Zoho Show for built-in
broadcasting tools to stream
presentations
Slides for sharing team
presentation assets
Prezi for animated, non-linear
presentations
Deckset for easy Markdown-
powered presentations
Keynote for beautiful templates

30. The best presentations
A handful of large
graphics and text.
Take a few minutes
You might need a few
more or fewer slides,
but the basic idea
stands
Simple and easy to
be used.
Something to keep
your audience's
attention