Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Use a Prezi for your Next Presentation

Tired of using the same PowerPoints in your course? Want to spice up your lectures?

Consider using a Prezi for your next presentation. Prezi is a web-based, zooming, presentation editor. But, what else is a Prezi? Check out this short YouTube Video to learn more:



So, ready to make your next presentation a Prezi? Check out the Prezi website www.prezi.com.
  • The "Your Prezis" tab is where you initially sign up for the Prezi site. When you sign up, select "Student/Teacher licenses." This will allow you all of the benefits of the "Enjoy" package, for FREE!
  • The "Learn" tab offers a plethora of tutorials on how to use Prezi (everything from Getting Started to Advanced features).
  • The "Explore" tab allows you browse popular Prezi presentations.
Posted by CITT at 9:31 AM
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2 comments:

  1. Tom Santa CruzJanuary 26, 2011 at 4:24 PM

    Prezi text has no capacity for super- or subscripts. This issue makes using Prezi for Chemistry difficult.

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  2. marcieJanuary 26, 2011 at 4:29 PM

    A work around might be taking a screen shot of the formulas and then placing the image in your Prezi. You can also create a PDF of your formulas and upload that.

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