- Before you begin, get an approximate idea of how many sections you have.
- Begin from a template. Once again, it is much easier to alter than to build from new.
- Look for a template that has your approximate number of sections. It doesn't need to be exact, but it's a lot easier to go from three sections to four, than three to fourteen!
- Don't import a lot of images at once. It will crash your prezi.
- If you must import a large amount of images, do it on a desktop. This will have more processing power than a laptop.
- Use frames! They let you emphasize what aspects you want, while still seeing all necessary information.
- Use an overall shot when you begin a section. It lets the audience see what's coming. Then, zoom in on your frames that you've placed to emphasize something.
- Don't write everything you're going to say.
- DO have a script of what you're going to say!
- Stay aware of your paths! Make sure to go through the presentation a final time before presenting it. Paths have a way of moving around when you thought you had them set.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Ten Tips When Creating a Prezi
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