Tag: presentations

• January 26, 2018

  Prezi Next vs. Prezi Classic Update (Rectangular Slides)

  

  Hi, friends. This post corrects a mistake/something I left out in an old post, Prezi Next vs. Prezi Classic. It’s kind of a game changer for the aesthetics of a Prezi presentation. What Is Prezi? Prezi is a digital presentation platform equivalent to Powerpoint that’s accessible from all locations like Google Docs. The slides in […]
• December 13, 2017

  Capitalization in Titles & Lists

  

  Capitalization blundering is one of those features of text or digital presentations that’s only slightly detrimental to one’s ethos, especially if the audience is unaware of capitalization standards. When we present ourselves professionally, however, even small errors can subconsciously determine a reader’s perception of one’s credibility. Without realizing it, readers might treat a writer or […]
• November 12, 2017

  Prezi Next vs. Prezi Classic

  

  I’ve prided myself for about three years on being an expert in Prezi. I gained a formal education in Prezi by working at the digital studio. I’ve made more than five for personal use, including images and even sound bytes in them. However, when a student group scheduled a Prezi appointment recently, I learned the […]
• November 8, 2017

  Linear vs. Non-Linear Presentations

  

  Presentations are used in a variety of settings, whether academic, professional, or extracurricular. While most people rely on PowerPoint, Prezi has been growing in popularity for a decade. In a recent consultation at the digital studio, a student group sought advice for choosing a platform for their class project, and I acknowledge that many people […]