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This document provides an overview of the online presentation tool Prezi. It explains that Prezi allows for zooming presentations on a virtual display board rather than linear slideshows. The document outlines the basic steps to get started with Prezi, including signing up for an account, adding content like pictures and video, and defining a path for the presentation flow. Tips are provided on using frames to group objects, rotating elements for effects, and finding examples on Prezi's website for inspiration.
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Power Point Presentation Free Templates
Best PowerPoint Presentation Tips to Make More Creative Slideshows 2
How to Make a PowerPoint Presentation 3
1. Open a blank presentation again or start from one you've already created. 3
2. Choose a theme or create your own. 3
3. Create a variety of slides for different purposes. 3
4. Use the Duplicate Slides feature to save you time. 4
5. Add transitions to your slides (optional). 4
6. Add animations to your slides (optional). 4
7. Save your presentation. 5
8. Run your presentation. 5
9. Advance the slides. 5
PowerPoint Style 6
PowerPoint Design 11
PowerPoint Process 15
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Creating a great PowerPoint presentation is a skill that any professional can benefit from. The problem? It’s really easy to get it wrong. From poor color choices to confusing slides, a bad PowerPoint slideshow can distract from the fantastic content you’re sharing with stakeholders on your team.
That’s why it’s so important to learn how to create a PowerPoint presentation from the ground up, starting with your slides. Even if you’re familiar with PowerPoint, a refresher will help you make a more attractive, professional slideshow. Let’s get started.
Open Microsoft PowerPoint.
If a page with templates doesn't automatically open, go to ‘File’ at the top left of your screen and click ‘New Presentation’.
To use a template, either click the ‘Design’ tab or go to ‘File’ again and click ‘New from Template’.
1. Insert a new slide by clicking on the ‘Home’ tab and then the ‘New Slide’ button.
2. Consider what content you want to put on the slide, including heading, text, and imagery.
3. Keep the amount of text under 6-8 lines (or 30 words) at a minimum of size 24 pt.
4. Add images by clicking ‘Insert’ and clicking the ‘Pictures’ icon.
Add other elements by using features in the ‘Home’ and ‘Insert’ tabs on the top ribbon.
5. Play around with the layout by dragging elements around with your mouse.
I like to think of Microsoft PowerPoint as a test of basic professional skills. To create a passing presentation, I need to demonstrate design skills, technical literacy, and a sense of personal style.
If the presentation has a problem (like an unintended font, a broken link, or unreadable text), then I’ve probably failed the test. Even if my spoken presentation is well rehearsed, a bad visual experience can ruin it for the audience.
Expertise means nothing without a good PowerPoint presentation to back it up. For starters, grab your collection of free PowerPoint templates below.
Prezi in the Classroom
This document provides an overview of the presentation software Prezi and instructions for setting up a Prezi account and using some of its key tools. It explains that Prezi allows for dynamic, zoomable presentations compared to the linear nature of PowerPoint. It then outlines how to sign up for a free educator account and log in. The document proceeds to describe tools like colors and themes, writing text, using the zebra tool to manipulate objects, creating paths to structure a presentation, inserting frames, images, videos and other files. It also covers the differences between edit and show modes.
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- 1. Prezi Presented By: Brian Gannon
- 2. Prezi “ The Zooming Presentation Editor” What is Prezi ??? “ A giant display board vs. notecards”
- 3. Creating your own Today we will: 1) Sign up for an account 2) Add content 3) Add a path 4) Share your awesome presentation!
- 4. Prezi Step 1: Step 2: Step 3:
- 5. Prezi 1) Enter your school email and wait for a confirmation 2) Register for your account 3) Sign in
- 6. Let’s get started The makers of Prezi have examples, tutorials, and training all over the place!
- 7. The parts
- 8. Insert - pics, video, objects
- 9. Frame - group multiple objects
- 10. Path - what order will it go in?
- 11. Colors - typical display options