Posted by
Jeff Wood
on
Thursday, November 21, 2013

Prezi is a
free, browser-based, online presentation tool that allows you to build
presentations that are a refreshing change from the tired familiarity of PowerPoint. It allows you to break away from the march-step of bullet points that
PowerPoint forces you into, and offers a non-linear and visually
exciting way to present information.

The interface has changed rather drastically since last year. The zebra
and bubble tool are gone (I personally loved working with the zebra),
and replaced with more traditional menu choices at the top of the
screen (upper left), as well as clearly labeled editing options when an object is
selected (lower left).
The
result is still the same, and old Prezis can be edited with the new
tools. It is still a excellent alternative to PowerPoint. Below I've
embedded a presentation that gives you an idea of what a Prezi
presentation looks like, as well as some tips on how to create an
effective presentation (best viewed full-screen, use your left and right arrow keys to navigate).
There will be a Connect session on how to work with the new Prezi interface early next year.
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