Prezi is a multimedia platform where users can create slide presentations, videos, or designs to share. Whether starting from a blank canvas or using one of the templates from the site's vast library, users have many options.
For videos, there are options to create a quick recording, upload a file, or present live through videoconferencing software. Note that when importing slides, such as from Google Drive, links or videos may not transfer.
Presenters can move between their slides with or without their faces showing. The Design feature enables users to select or create content such as KZfaq thumbnails, flyers, infographics, and more. Despite the complex capabilities of Prezi, the different types of content each have their own tab, so the interface remains fairly uncluttered and fun to use.
Teachers can use Prezi to highlight key points without all the distractions that regular slideshows may present. Teachers can use the tool in a traditional classroom setting to lay out key ideas, or they can design full lessons to be viewed at home either independently or through a virtual class meeting. For students, it's a great fit for presenting research in a meaningful, organized way -- or even for sharing research or passion projects.
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